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9780240804194

The Complete Film Production Handbook

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Summary

The Complete Film Production Handbook is a comprehensive step-by-step guide covering the essentials of the business, from checklists and sample pre-production and post production schedules to contracts and company policies relating to insurance, talent management, and even customs and immigration details. The book contains all of the many necessary forms including SAG, DGA, and WGA forms, together with standard production forms, deal memos, and release forms which are found both in the book and on companion CD. this book provides producers and production managers with both a quick reference and refresher and an easy means of training their production staff on the day to day procedures needed to keep their production running smoothly. It provides film students with an in-depth look at what must be considered and accomplished before a single camera can roll and a more comprehensive understanding of the logistics that are required to complete and deliver a finished picture. First time independent filmmakers will find this the most comprehensive and helpful resource guide available. The third edition includes substantial updates throughout. New chapters examine such topics as: Basic accounting procedures Production team members and their responsibilities Working with vendors--negotiating deals. Saving money Working with extras Foreign locations--Work visas, shipping and customs

Table of Contents

Introduction xv
How To Use This Book xix
The Production Team & Who Does What
1(6)
Production Team Responsibilities Chart
2(5)
The Production Office
7(18)
Who Belongs In The Production Office?
7(1)
Office Space
7(2)
Setting Up
9(2)
The Traveling Production Kit
11(3)
Answering the Phone
14(1)
Production Assistants
14(1)
Interns
15(1)
Employees Driving Their Own Vehicles for Business Purposes
16(1)
Staff Scheduling & Assignment of Duties
16(1)
Staff Meetings
17(1)
Office Lunches
17(1)
Time Management
18(1)
Recycling
18(1)
The Files
18(3)
Files Of Blank Forms
19(1)
Files for Features, Movies for Television, Cable or Internet
19(2)
Series Files
21(1)
Day Files
21(1)
Forms in This Chapter
21(4)
Request For Pick-Up/Delivery
22(1)
Intern Notification
23(1)
Daily Office To Do List
24(1)
Basic Accounting
25(30)
The Production Accountant
25(1)
The Accounting Department
26(1)
Handling Payroll
26(1)
The Accounting System
26(1)
Accounting Guidelines
27(5)
Payroll
27(1)
Box Rentals
28(1)
Vendor Accounts
28(1)
Competitive Bids
28(1)
Purchase Orders
28(2)
Check Requests
30(1)
Petty Cash
30(1)
Cell Phone Reimbursement
31(1)
Auto Allowances
32(1)
Mileage Reimbursement
32(1)
Drive-To
32(1)
Invoicing
32(1)
Additional Taxable Income
32(1)
The Budget
32(2)
Tracking Costs
34(1)
Forms in This Chapter
34(21)
U.S. Department Of Justice I-9 Form
37(1)
Loanout Agreement
38(1)
Box/Equipment Rental Inventory
39(1)
Vehicle Rental Sheet
40(1)
Purchase Order
41(1)
Purchase Order Extension
42(1)
Purchase Order Log
43(1)
Check Request
44(1)
Petty Cash Accounting
45(1)
Received Of Petty Cash
46(1)
Individual Petty Cash Account
47(1)
Mileage Log
48(1)
Invoice
49(1)
Cash Or Sales Receipt
50(1)
Daily Cost Overview
51(1)
Crew Data Sheet
52(1)
Timecards/Invoices Weekly Check-Off List
53(1)
The Check's In The Mail
54(1)
From Script to Schedule
55(11)
It All Starts With A Script
55(1)
Script Revisions
56(1)
The Breakdown
56(2)
The Board
58(2)
The Schedule
60(3)
Day-Out-of-Days
63(1)
Breakdowns
63(1)
Continuity Breakdowns
63(1)
Forms In This Chapter
63(3)
Breakdown Sheet
64(1)
Day-Out-Of-Days
65(1)
Pre-Production
66(24)
What Is Pre-Production?
66(1)
Establishing Company Policies
66(1)
Plan Ahead
67(1)
Pre-Production Schedule
67(2)
Daily Prep Schedules
69(1)
Inventories, Logs & Sign-Out Sheets
70(1)
Courier Log
70(1)
Overnight Delivery Service Log
70(1)
Polariod™ Sign-Out Log
70(1)
Key Sign-Out Log
70(1)
Script Sign-Out Log
70(1)
Distribution
71(1)
Collecting Information & Making Lists
71(1)
Crew Information Sheet
71(1)
The Crew List
72(1)
The Executive Staff List
72(1)
The Cast List
72(1)
The Contact List
72(1)
Better Safe Than Sorry
72(6)
Pre-Production Checklist
78(5)
Creating Your Own Production Manual
83(1)
Forms In This Chapter
83(7)
Asset Inventory Log
84(1)
Equipment Rental Log
85(1)
Mobile Phone/Pager Sign-Out Sheet
86(1)
Walkie-Talkie Sign-Out Sheet
87(1)
Distribution Log
88(1)
Crew Information Sheet
89(1)
Insurance Requirements
90(20)
Errors & Omissions
90(1)
Comprehensive General Liability
91(1)
Hired, Loaned, Donated Or Non-Owned Auto Liability
91(1)
Hired, Loaned Or Donated Auto Physical Damage
91(1)
Workers' Compensation & Employer's Liability
92(1)
Guild/Union Accident Coverage
93(1)
Production Package (Portfolio Policy)
93(2)
Cast Insurance
93(1)
Essential Elements
94(1)
Family Death Endorsement (Bereavement Coverage)
94(1)
Negative Film And Videotape/Direct Physical Loss
94(1)
Faulty Stock, Camera, And Processing
94(1)
Props, Sets & Scenery; Costumes & Wardrobe; Miscellaneous Rented Equipment; Office Contents
95(1)
Extra Expense
95(1)
Third Party Property Damage
95(1)
Supplemental (Or Optional) Coverage
95(2)
Umbrella (Excess Liability)
95(1)
Use Of Aircraft
96(1)
Use Of Watercraft
96(1)
Use Of Railroads Or Railroad Facilities
96(1)
Use Of Valuables
96(1)
Use of Livestock Or Animals
96(1)
Signal Interruption Insurance
96(1)
Foreign Package Policy
96(1)
Political Risk Insurance
96(1)
Weather Insurance
97(1)
Completion Bonds
97(1)
Claims Reporting Procedures
98(1)
Submitting Claims
98(1)
Forms in This Chapter
98(12)
Certificate Of Insurance
100(1)
Property Loss Notice
101(2)
Automobile Loss Notice
103(2)
Insurance Claim Worksheet (Theft)
105(1)
Insurance Claim Worksheet (Damage)
106(1)
Insurance Claim Worksheet (Cast/Extra Expense/Faulty Stock)
107(1)
Insurance Claim Worksheet (Automobile Accident)
108(2)
During The Shoot
110(18)
The Prep Continues
110(1)
Communication With The Set
110(1)
The Daily Routine
111(1)
Call Sheets & Production Reports
112(1)
Paperwork From The Set
113(1)
The Script Supervisor's Role
114(1)
Daily Wrap
115(1)
On The Lighter Side
115(1)
Forms In This Chapter
116(12)
Call Sheet
117(2)
Daily Production Report
119(2)
Daily Wrap Report
121(1)
Raw Stock Order Log
122(1)
Raw Stock Inventory
123(1)
Camera Department Daily Raw Stock Log
124(1)
Script Supervisor's Daily Report
125(1)
Script Supervisor's Daily Log
126(2)
The Value Of Strong Industry Relationships, Making Good Deals & Saving Money
128(5)
Vendors
128(1)
Negotiating With Vendors
129(1)
Studio & Network Executives
129(1)
Your Crew
130(1)
Negotiating Tips For Hiring Crew
131(1)
Avoid Cutting Off Your Nose To Spite Your Face
131(2)
Deal Memos
133(10)
Forms in This Chapter
133(10)
Cast Deal Memo
134(2)
Crew Deal Memo
136(1)
Writer's Deal Memo
137(1)
Writing Team Deal Memo
138(1)
Director Deal Memorandum---Film (Theatrical)
139(1)
Director Deal Memorandum---Film (Television)
140(1)
Unit Production Manager & Assistant Director Deal Memorandum---Film
141(1)
Special Low Budget Project Unit Production Manager & Assistant Director Deal Memorandum---Film
142(1)
Unions & Guilds
143(46)
Industry Unions & Guilds
143(1)
The Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP)
143(1)
Union Versus Non-Union Shows
144(1)
Becoming A Union Member
144(1)
Becoming a Union Signatory
144(1)
Directors Guild Of America (DGA)
145(1)
Screen Actors Guild (SAG)
146(1)
SAG, DGA and WGA---Forms And Reports
146(1)
The Writers Guild---Notice Of Tentative Writing Credits
146(2)
Television
146(1)
Theatrical Motion Pictures
147(1)
Union and Guilds on the Internet
148(1)
Forms in This Chapter
148(41)
SAG Daily Contract for Television Motion Pictures or Videotapes
149(2)
SAG Minimum Three-Day Contract for Television Motion Pictures or Videotapes
151(2)
SAG Minimum Freelance Weekly Contract for Television Motion Pictures or Videotapes
153(2)
SAG Stunt Performer's Daily Contract for Television Motion Pictures
155(2)
SAG Stunt Performer's Minimum Freelance Three-Day Contract for Television Motion Pictures
157(2)
SAG Stunt Performer's Minimum Freelance Weekly Contract for Television Motion Pictures
159(2)
SAG Daily Contract for Theatrical Motion Pictures
161(2)
SAG Minimum Freelance Contract for Theatrical Motion Pictures
163(2)
SAG Stunt Performer's Daily Contract for Theatrical Motion Pictures
165(2)
SAG Stunt Performer's Minimum Freelance Weekly Contract for Theatrical Motion Pictures
167(2)
SAG Performer Contract for Interactive Programming
169(1)
SAG Taft/Hartley Report
170(1)
SAG Taft/Hartley Report---Extra
171(1)
SAG Theatrical and Television Sign-In Sheet
172(1)
SAG Performers Production Time Report (Exhibit G)
173(2)
SAG Casting Data Report
175(2)
SAG Casting Data Report for Stunt Performers Only
177(2)
SAG Casting Data Report---Low-Budget, Affirmative Action
179(2)
SAG Final Cast List Information Sheet
181(2)
SAG Member Report ADR Theatrical/Television
183(1)
DGA Weekly Work List
184(1)
DGA Employment Data Report
185(2)
WGA Notice of Tentative Writing Credits---Theatrical
187(1)
WGA Notice of Tentative Writing Credits---Television
188(1)
Principal Talent
189(11)
Follow-Through after an Actor Has Been Set
189(2)
Work Calls
191(1)
Performer Categories
191(1)
Stunt Performer Categories
192(1)
Interviews
192(1)
Workweek
192(1)
Rest Periods
193(1)
Consecutive Employment
193(1)
Transportation And Location Expenses
194(1)
Looping
194(1)
Dubbing (For Theatrical Motion Pictures Only)
194(1)
Employment Of Minors
194(1)
Taft/Hartley
195(1)
Nudity
196(1)
Work In Smoke
196(1)
Working With Animals
196(1)
SAG Extras
196(1)
Multimedia, Internet And Industrial/Educational Contracts
196(1)
Forms In This Chapter
197(1)
Cast Information Sheet
199
Screen Actors Guild Offices
197(3)
All About Extras
200(7)
Extras Casting Agencies
200(1)
Finding Specific Types
200(1)
The Process
201(1)
Gathering Large Crowds And Filling Stadiums
201(1)
Extras Casting On Location
202(1)
Specifically SAG
202(1)
Moving from Non-Union to Union Status
203(1)
With The Extra In Mind
203(1)
Forms In This Chapter
204(3)
Extra Talent Voucher (can be used for union or non-union extras)---generally filled out in triplicate
205(1)
SAG Extra Voucher
206(1)
Clearances & Releases
207(28)
Likeness
207(1)
Locations
208(1)
Names
208(1)
Names Of Actual Businesses Or Organizations
208(1)
Telephone Numbers
208(1)
License Plates
208(1)
Depiction Of Public Authorities
208(1)
Street Addresses
208(1)
Depiction Or Identification Of Actual Products
208(1)
Product Placement
208(1)
Music
209(1)
Guidelines For The Use Of Clips, Stills And News Footage In Multimedia Programs
209(4)
Literary Works
210(1)
News And/Or Stock Footage
210(1)
Film Clips
210(1)
Television Clips
210(1)
Still Photos
211(1)
Public Domain Films And Stills
211(1)
Talent Clearance
211(1)
News Footage
211(1)
Feature Films
212(1)
Television Programs
212(1)
Directors And Writers Payments
213(1)
Distribution Of Release Forms
213(1)
Forms In This Chapter
214(21)
Personal Release
215(1)
Personal Release---Payment
216(1)
Group Release
217(1)
Use Of Name
218(1)
Use Of Trademark or Logo
219(1)
Use Of Literary Material
220(1)
Use Of Art Work (release from copyrighted owner)
221(1)
Use Of Still Photograph(s) (release from copyrighted owner)
222(1)
Use Of Still Photograph(s) (release from person depicted in photo)
223(1)
Use Of Poster (release from copyrighted owner)
224(1)
Use Of Vehicle
225(1)
Crowd Notice---Release (multiple copies to be placed in a studio when filming or taping before a live audience)
226(1)
Crowd Notice---Release (multiple copies to be placed in an ``area'' in which filming or taping is taking place)
227(1)
Supplying A Film/Tape Clip Of Your Show For Promotional Purposes
228(1)
Product Placement Release
229(2)
Film/Tape Footage Release
231(2)
Talent/Use Of Names & Likeness In A Film Or TV Clip
233(1)
Request For Videocassette
234(1)
A Guide To Music Clearance
235(10)
What Is Music Clearance?
235(10)
Safety
245(11)
Safety Meetings
246(1)
Safety Training
246(1)
Designated Areas Of Responsibility
246(1)
Safety Bulletins
246(1)
General Safety Guidelines For Production
247(2)
General Rules
247(1)
Lifting And Moving
248(1)
Common Fall Risks (Catwalks, Runways, Floor Openings, Guardrails, Scaffolds And Stairwells)
248(1)
Chemicals and Flammable Materials
248(1)
Hand Tools and Related Equipment
248(1)
Filming Equipment (Booms, Camera and Insert Cars, Cranes, Dollies, etc.)
248(1)
Filming Vehicles (Aircraft, Helicopters, Cars, Trains, etc.)
248(1)
Electrical Safety
248(1)
Water Hazards
249(1)
Stunts And Special Effects
249(1)
Smoke
249(1)
Firearms
249(1)
Animals
249(1)
Environmental Concerns
249(1)
Screen Actors Guild---Safety Regulations
249(1)
Working Under Hazardous Conditions
250(1)
Sexual Harassment
251(1)
``On Location''---Personal Safety Considerations And Suggestions
251(1)
Visit Locations Prior To First Day Of Shooting
251(1)
Gang-Occupied Locations
251(1)
Additional Safety Suggestions
252(1)
Taking Action
252(1)
Conflict Resolution
252(1)
Self-Defense Includes
252(1)
Forms In This Chapter
252(4)
Acknowledgment Of Safety Guidelines
253(1)
Daily Departmental Safety Meeting Report
254(1)
Emergency Information Form (To be posted on the set at all times)
255(1)
Locations
256(12)
The Location Manager
256(3)
Filmmaker's Code Of Conduct
259(1)
Forms In This Chapter
260(8)
Location Agreement
261(2)
Non-Filmed Location Agreement
263(1)
Location Release
264(1)
Location Information Sheet
265(1)
Location List
266(1)
Request To Film During Extended Hours
267(1)
Distant Location
268(17)
The Traveling Production Office
268(1)
Distant Location Checklist
268(2)
Travel Considerations
270(1)
Movement Lists And Individual Travel Itineraries
271(1)
Welcome To Location
271(2)
Interacting With Local Communities
273(1)
Film Commissions
273(1)
SAG Branch Offices
274(1)
The Hotel
274(2)
Shipping Dailies
276(1)
Forms In This Chapter
277(8)
Travel Movement
278(1)
Quick Reference Travel Movement
279(1)
Individual Travel Itinerary
280(1)
Hotel Room Log
281(1)
Hotel Room List
282(1)
Meal Allowance
283(1)
Dailies Shipment Log
284(1)
Foreign Locations
285(19)
U.S. Companies Shooting in Foreign Countries
285(12)
Before You Cross the Border
285(2)
Supplying Information to Cast and Crew
287(1)
Instructions for Crossing into a Foreign Country
288(1)
General Rule
288(1)
Crossing with Children
288(1)
Crossing with Pets
288(1)
Personal versus Commerical Goods
288(1)
Crossing with Personal Tools and Equipment
288(1)
Drugs
288(1)
Crossing with Documents
288(1)
Customs and Shipping
288(1)
General Customs and Shipping Guidelines
289(1)
Dangerous Goods
289(1)
Weapons
290(1)
Temporary versus Definite
290(1)
Brokers and Freight Forwarders
290(1)
Methods of Importing Goods on a Temporary Basis
291(1)
Carnets
291(1)
Certificate of Registration
292(1)
Pro-Forma Shipping Invoices
292(2)
TIB, or Temporary Importation Bond
294(1)
In-Bond
294(1)
Shipper Export Declaration
294(1)
Transporting Goods across The Border
294(1)
Fees
295(1)
How to Pack and Label
295(1)
Proving Information to Vendors
295(1)
Returns
296(1)
Film and Dailies on a Foreign Location
296(1)
U.S. Sales Tax Exemptions
297(1)
Final Notes
297(1)
The United States as a Foreign Location
297(1)
O Visas
297(1)
P Visas
298(1)
H-2B Visas
299(1)
Forms In This Chapter
300(4)
Pro-Forma Shipping Invoice
301(1)
Daily Shopping Log
302(1)
Request For Return
303(1)
Effects
304(4)
Visual Effects
304(2)
Physical Effects
306(1)
Mechanical Effects
307(1)
Wrap
308(6)
Pre-Wrap
309(1)
The Real Thing
310(2)
Wrap Checklist
310(2)
Wrap Books
312(1)
Your Basic Wrap Book
312(1)
The Final Production Book
312(1)
Forms In This Chapter
312(2)
Departmental Wrap Schedule
313(1)
Interactive
314(2)
Commerical Production
316(5)
Developing, Bidding & Awarding
316(1)
The Pre-Production Book
317(1)
The Relationship between the Client, Agency and Production Company
317(1)
Differences
318(1)
The Wrap Book
318(1)
Forms In This Chapter
319(2)
Commercial Call Sheet
320(1)
A Little Post Production
321(21)
Film Versus Electronic Editing
322(1)
Post Production Sound
323(1)
Dailies
323(1)
The Post Production Process
324(1)
Features
324(1)
Two-Hour Movie for Television or One-Hour Television Drama
324(1)
Movie for Cable
324(1)
Sample Post Production Schedules
324(1)
Post Production Process Done Entirely On Film
325(1)
Post Production Schedule Based on Editing Digitally and Completing the Process on Film
326(1)
Entire Post Production Schedule Done Electronically
326(1)
Basic Post Production Terminology
327(4)
Film-Related Terms
327(2)
Electronic Terms
329(2)
Screen Credits
331(8)
Directors Guild of America (DGA)
331(1)
Director---Theatrical Motion Pictures
331(1)
Director---Television
331(1)
Unit Production Manager/First Assistant Director/Second Assistant Director---Theatrical Motion Pictures and Television
331(1)
Screen Actors Guild (SAG)
332(1)
Performers---Theatrical Motion Pictures
332(1)
Performers---Television Motion Pictures
332(1)
Writers Guild of America (WGA)
332(1)
Writers---Theatrical Motion Pictures
332(1)
Writers---Television
332(1)
Miscellaneous Local Craft Unions
332(1)
Director of Photography
332(1)
Film Editor
332(1)
Art Director
332(1)
Costume Designer
333(1)
Set Decorator
333(1)
Makeup Artist/Hair Stylist
333(1)
Main Titles and End Credits
333(1)
Sample Screen Credits
334(1)
Sample Main Titles---Movie For Television
334(1)
Sample Main Titles---Theatrical Motion Picture
335(1)
Sample End Credits---Theatrical Motion Picture
336(3)
Standard Delivery Requirements
339(3)
Industry Survival Tips
342(6)
Getting Work
342(3)
Paying Your Dues
345(1)
Developing the Right Attitude & Necessary People Skills
345(1)
Once You've Got Your Foot In the Door, How Do You Learn What You Don't Already Know?
346(2)
Tear-Out Blank Forms 348(155)
From Chapter 2
Request For Pick-Up/Delivery
350(1)
Intern Notification
351(1)
Daily Office To Do List
352(4)
From Chapter 3
U.S. Department of Justice 1-9 Form
Loanout Agreement
356(1)
Box/Equipment Rental Inventory
357(1)
Vehicle Rental Sheet
358(1)
Purchase Order
359(1)
Purchase Order Extension
360(1)
Purchase Order Log
361(1)
Check Request
362(1)
Petty Cash Accounting
363(1)
Received Of Petty Cash
364(1)
Individual Petty Cash Account
365(1)
Mileage Log
366(1)
Invoice
367(1)
Cash Or Sales Receipt
368(1)
Daily Cost Overview
369(1)
Crew Data Sheet
370(1)
Timecards/Invoices Weekly Check-Off List
371(1)
The Check's In The Mail
372(1)
From Chapter 4
Breakdown Sheet
373(1)
Day-Out-Of-Days
374(1)
From Chapter 5
Asset Inventory Log
375(1)
Equipment Rental Log
376(1)
Mobile Phone/Pager Sign-out Sheet
377(1)
Walkie-Talkie Sign-Out Sheet
378(1)
Distribution Log
379(1)
Crew Information Sheet
380(1)
From Chapter 6
Accord Insurance Forms Certificate Of Insurance
381(2)
Property Loss Notice
383(2)
Automobile Loss Notice
385(2)
Insurance Claim Worksheets Theft
387(1)
Damage
388(1)
Cast/Extra Expense/Faulty Stock
389(2)
Automobile Accident
391(2)
From Chapter 7
Call Sheet
393(2)
Daily Production Report
395(2)
Daily Wrap Report
397(1)
Raw Stock Order Log
398(1)
Raw Stock Inventory
399(1)
Camera Department Daily Raw Stock Log
400(1)
Script Supervisor's Daily Report
401(2)
Script Supervisor's Daily Log
403(2)
From Chapter 9
Cast Deal Memo
405(2)
Crew Deal Memo
407(1)
Writer's Deal Memo
408(1)
Writing Team Deal Memo
409(1)
DGA---Director Deal Memorandum---Film (Theatrical)
410(1)
DGA---Director Deal Memorandum---Film (Television)
411(1)
DGA---Unit Production Manager & Assistant Director Deal Memorandum---Film
412(1)
DGA--Special Low Budget Project Unit Production Manager & Assistant Director Deal Memorandum---Film
413(2)
From Chapter 10
Screen Actors Guild Forms
Daily Contract for Television Motion Pictures or Videotapes
415(2)
Minimum Three-Day Contract for Television Motion Pictures or Videotapes
417(2)
Minimum Freelance Weekly Contract for Television Motion Pictures or Videotapes
419(2)
Stunt Performer's Daily Contract for Television Motion Pictures
421(2)
Stunt Performer's Minimum Freelance Three-Day Contract for Television Motion Pictures
423(2)
Stunt Performer's Minimum Freelance Weekly Contract for Television Motion Pictures
425(2)
Daily Contract for Theatrical Motion Pictures
427(2)
Minimum Freelance Contract for Theatrical Motion Pictures
429(2)
Stunt Performer's Daily Contract for Theatrical Motion Pictures
431(2)
Stunt Performer's Minimum Freelance Weekly Contract for Theatrical Motion Pictures
433(2)
Performer Contract for Interactive Programming
435(1)
Taft/Hartley Report
436(1)
Taft/Hartley Report---Extra
437(1)
Theatrical and Television Sign-In Sheet
438(1)
Performers Production Time Report (Exhibit G)
439(2)
Casting Data Report
441(2)
Casting Data Report for Stunt Performers Only
443(2)
Casting Data Report---Low-Budget, Affirmative Action
445(2)
Final Cast List Information Sheet
447(2)
Member Report ADR Theatrical/Television
449(1)
Directors Guild of American Forms Weekly Work List
450(1)
Employment Data Report
451(2)
Writers Guild of America Forms Notice of Tentative Writing Credits---Theatrical
453(1)
Notice of Tentative Writing Credits---Television
454(1)
From Chapter 11
Cast Information Sheet
455(1)
From Chapter 12
Extra Talent Voucher
456(1)
SAG Extra Voucher
457(1)
From Chapter 13
Personal Release
458(1)
Personal Release---Payment
459(1)
Group Release
460(1)
Use of Name
461(1)
Use of Trademark or Logo
462(1)
Use of Literary Material
463(1)
Use of Artwork (release from copyrighted owner)
464(1)
Use of Still Photograph(s) (release from copyrighted owner)
465(1)
Use of Still Photograph(s) (release from person depicted in photo)
466(1)
Use of Poster (release from copyrighted owner)
467(1)
Use of Vehicle
468(1)
Crowd Notice---Release (multiple copies to be placed in a studio when filming or taping before a live audience)
469(1)
Crowd Notice---Release (multiple copies to be placed in an ``area'' in which filming or taping is taking place)
470(1)
Supplying A Film/Tape Clip of Your Show for Promotional Purposes
471(2)
Product Placement Release
473(2)
Film/Tape Footage Release
475(2)
Talent/Use of Name & Likeness in a Film or TV Clip
477(1)
Request for Videocassette
478(1)
From Chapter 15
Acknowledgment of Safety Guidelines
479(1)
Daily Departmental Safety Meeting Report
480(1)
Emergency Information Form
481(2)
From Chapter 16
Location Agreement
483(2)
Non-Filmed Location Agreement
485(1)
Location Release
486(1)
Location Information Sheet
487(1)
Location List
488(1)
Request to Film During Extended Hours
489(1)
From Chapter 17
Travel Movement
490(1)
Quick Reference Travel Movement
491(1)
Individual Travel Itinerary
492(1)
Hotel Room Log
493(1)
Hotel Room List
494(1)
Meal Allowance
495(1)
Dailies Shipment Log
496(1)
From Chapter 18
Pro-Forma Shipping Invoice
497(1)
Daily Shopping Log
498(1)
Request for Return
499(1)
From Chapter 20
Departmental Wrap Schedule
500(1)
From Chapter 22
Commerical Call Sheet
501(2)
Index 503(8)
Index of Forms 511

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