Memphis Tennessee Agreement Motion Picture Actor to Perform as Directed by Producer

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Memphis
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Checklist of matters to be considered in drafting a contract for the employment of an actor in the motion picture industry:



  1. 1. Names of parties.

  2. 2. Addresses of parties.

  3. 3. Statement of hiring.

  4. 4. Duties of actor.

  5. 5. Exclusive nature of actor's services.

  6. 6. Performances other than in motion pictures required of actor (for example, radio or television appearances).

  7. 7. Producer's right to loan actor's services.

  8. 8. Place or places of performance.

  9. 9. Duration of contract.

  10. 10. Suspension of contract or employment.
  11.      A. During actor's incapacity.
  12.      B. During interruption of employer's business.
  13.      C. While actor in default.

  14. 11. Termination of contract.
  15.      A. Grounds (for example, actor's incapacity or inability to perform, or suspension of production).
  16.      B. Procedure.

  17. 12. Compensation of actor
  18.      A. Amount.
  19.      B. Additional compensation for extra services, and the like.
  20.      C. Times payable.
  21.      D. Right to suspend or terminate compensation.
  22.      E. Right to extend term of contract.
  23.      F. Reimbursement of expenses for, or furnishing of, transportation for actor.
  24.      G. Board and lodging while on location.

  25. 13. Ownership of proceeds of actor's work.

  26. 14. Right to use actor's name, likeness, recordings, photographs, and the like, for
    advertising purposes.

  27. 15. Credits to be given to actor

  28. 16. Providing costumes and wardrobe for actor.

  29. 17. Right to dub actor's voice and to use double or substitute actor.

  30. 18. Conduct of actor.

  31. 19. Liability of actor for damage caused by unauthorized absences.

  32. 20. Life, health, or other insurance for actor.

  33. 21. Effect of interruption of production or of closing of theaters from which producer derives revenue

  34. 22. Guarantee of employment.

  35. 23. Assignment of contract or of rights under contract.

  36. 24. Layoffs.

  37. 25. Breach, including:

  38.      A. Effect of breach;
  39.      B. Rights and remedies of parties; and
  40.      C. Effect of waiver of breach.

  41. 26. Incorporation of union agreement, rules, or regulations into contract.

  42. 27. Manner of giving notice.

  43. 28. Indication of jurisdiction whose law governs contract

  44. 29. Effect of illegality of provisions in contract.

  45. 30. Signatures of parties.
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  • Preview Agreement Motion Picture Actor to Perform as Directed by Producer
  • Preview Agreement Motion Picture Actor to Perform as Directed by Producer
  • Preview Agreement Motion Picture Actor to Perform as Directed by Producer
  • Preview Agreement Motion Picture Actor to Perform as Directed by Producer
  • Preview Agreement Motion Picture Actor to Perform as Directed by Producer
  • Preview Agreement Motion Picture Actor to Perform as Directed by Producer

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Visitors will generally find more to do in Nashville than Memphis. While Memphis is larger than Nashville, Nashville has more sights, attractions, and activities for tourists. Nashville is more touristy than Memphis and is known for its influence in country music and its many live music venues.

Yes, Memphis is considered a good place to move to, especially for its rich cultural history, affordable cost of living, and friendly community.

Reasons to Visit Memphis The city is known for its influential role in several music genres including the blues, soul, and rock 'n' roll. There are also many music related museums and attractions in town like Graceland, the Rock 'n' Soul Museum, the Blues Hall of Fame and Stax Museum of American Soul Music.

Double your two days would be appropriate. You can certainly hit some high points, but there's a lot more to Memphis than Beale Street and Graceland. I think you'll have a great time and whet your appetite to come back when you have more time. We spent 3 days in Memphis, and had a great time.

Memphis is generally a safe city for tourists.

Known worldwide as the "Home of the Blues & Birthplace of Rock 'n' Roll - not to mention gospel, jazz, R&B, rap and soul. Close to 20 percent of the earliest inductees (24 of the 97) in the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame have come from within a 100-mile radius of Memphis.

Memphis is approximately 212 miles (341 Km) from Nashville. The driving distance can vary slightly depending on the route, but it usually takes 3 to 3.5 hours of drive time. The drive mainly follows the interstate, so you can expect a relaxing and enjoyable journey without major cities causing heavy traffic and delays.

In addition to its influence over music, the city has a great food scene with classic southern favorites such as barbecue. It's often mentioned as one of the best places to visit in major publications, such as in Conde Nast Traveler's Best Places to Go in 2023.

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Memphis Tennessee Agreement Motion Picture Actor to Perform as Directed by Producer