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Awards and Agreements for performers and supplementary information.

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 Information on the Seven Network Actors campaign

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Contains a summary of Equity rates for Film, TVCs, Television Programs and  Live Performance.
Summary of the Actor's Feature Film Agreement covering performers in both feature length and short films.
Recommended minimum rates for WA TVC performers for works commission from 1 January 2008
Screen Actors Guild (SAG) and Media Entertainment & Arts Alliance (MEAA) Agreement with respect to SAG Global Rule 1
file icon Performer's Collective Agreement Summary 2007-2009
The PCA is the industry agreement for all live performance work. Please note - negotiations for a new PCA are ongoing. As such the rates and conditions for the existing agreement remain in effect.
This agreement covers both performers and crew working at Opera Australia
file icon Broadcasting and Recorded Entertainment Award 2010
This award covers performers (including actors and dancers) and extras working on advertising films (TVCs) and limited area use documentaries. Television drama and comedy productions are covered separately by the Actor's Television Programs Agreement. Feature length and short films are covered separately by the Actor's Feature Film Agreement.
This award covers dancers formerly covered by the Dance Company Award and not already under a collective agreement.
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