Contrat de prestation en direct
[State]
WHEREAS [Client.Company.Name or Client.FirstName Client.LastName] (“Client”) desires to engage [Performer.CompanyName or Performer.FirstName Performer.LastName] (“Performer”) to provide entertainment services (“Entertainment”) at an event.
WHEREAS the Performer consents to providing the Entertainment at the Client’s event subject to the terms and conditions of this agreement (“Agreement”).
IN CONSIDERATION of the mutual covenants and promises, the Client and the Performer (individually, each a “Party” and collectively, the “Parties”) covenant and agree as follows.
1. The Entertainment
The Performer agrees to provide the following Entertainment at the Client’s event:
1. [Performance 1]
2. [Performance 2]
3. [Performance 3]
The Client shall submit any preferences from the Performer’s portfolio of services not less than [Days] prior to the Event Date.
2. The Event
The Performer will provide the Entertainment to the Client at the following location and time (“Event”):
Venue : [Venue Name]
Venue Address : [Venue Address] (“Venue”)
Event Date(s) : [Event Date(s)] (“Event Date”)
Event Time : [Performance Commencement Time] (“Event Time”)
Minimum Time : [Minimum Performance Time] (“Minimum Time”)
3. Payment
3.1 In consideration of the Performer providing the Entertainment, the Client shall pay the Performer a total engagement fee of [$Fee] (excluding any taxes).
3.2 The Parties agree that the Fee shall be payable in the following manner:
Non-Refundable Deposit (“Deposit”) : [$Deposit]
Balance Fee (“Balance Fee”) : [$Balance]
3.3 If the Performer is requested to continue delivering the Entertainment beyond the Minimum Time, the Client shall pay the Performer for the additional Entertainment at the hourly rate of [$Hourly Rate] per hour or part thereof (excluding any taxes).
3.4 The Deposit shall be paid to the Performer at the execution of this Agreement. Should the Client fail to make payment at the agreed time, such failure shall be deemed to be a breach of contract and the Performer shall be entitled to refuse the provision of the Entertainment.
3.5 The Balance Fee shall be paid to the Performer on the Event Date at the end of the Event.
3.6 The refusal by the Performer to provide the Entertainment pursuant to Clause 3.5 shall not in any way excuse the Client’s obligation to pay the Balance Fee and shall not in any way be deemed to be a waiver of such obligation by the Performer. Any late payment of the Balance Fee beyond the Event Date shall be subject to interest at the rate of [Interest %] calculated on monthly rest, subject to a minimum payment of [$Minimum].
4. Requirements
4.1 To facilitate the delivery of the Entertainment by the Performer, the Client shall ensure that the following minimum requirements (“Requirements”) are met not later than the arrival of the Performer at the Venue:
1. [Requirement 1]
2. [Requirement 2]
3. [Requirement 3]
4.2 If the Requirements are not met, the Performer shall be entitled to refuse to deliver the Entertainment.
4.3 The failure to provide the Requirements at the due time shall be deemed to be a breach of contract by the Client.
5. Obligations of the Performer
Pursuant to the terms of this Agreement, the Performer shall be obligated to: a) have all the equipment necessary of adequate quality and in good working order to deliver the Entertainment; b) arrive at the Venue at least [Time] hours prior to the Event Time of each performance for setup of equipment and rehearsals; c) have all equipment set up and soundcheck completed not than [Minutes] minutes prior to the Event Time; d) perform the Entertainment on a continuous basis except for designated break times to be agreed; e) accommodate guest requests where possible without compromising overall event experience and Performance; and f) to be liable for the acts of its agents, employees, contractors, co-performers and representatives during their presence at the Venue.
6. Obligations of the Client
Pursuant to the terms of this Agreement, the Client shall be obligated to: a) make payment of the Fees in full at the agreed times: b) provide the Requirements; c) provide a safe working space for the Performer (and any co-performers and assistants) to deliver the Entertainment; d) provide adequate and safe electric power supply; and e) provide the Performer (and any co-performers and assistants) with appropriate dressing room facilities.
7. Security and Right to Stop Delivery
The Client shall be under a continuing obligation to provide reasonable and adequate security arrangements taking into consideration the number of persons at the Event, including uninvited guests. If any breach of the security measures takes place, the Performer shall have right to stop delivery of Entertainment without being in breach of contract if in the opinion of the Performer there are reasonable grounds to believe that there is danger of injury to himself/herself (and any co-performers and assistants) and/or damage to his/her equipment.
8. Damage to Performer’s Equipment
8.1 On completion of the Performer’s set up prior to the start of the Event Time, the Client shall inspect the equipment to ensure that it is functioning as required and that it is undamaged. Any damage shall be brought to the attention of the Performer and noted by the Parties.
8.2 From the time of the inspection, the Client agrees to pay for any damage to the Performer’s equipment caused by any acts of attending guests or other persons not associated with the Performer or due to the negligence or misconduct of the Client.
9. Recording of Event
With the exception of any recording by the Client for limited private use, no part of the Entertainment may be recorded, broadcast or transmitted in any way unless specifically agreed to in writing by the Performer. The recording restriction shall extend to all attending guests and other persons and the Client shall inform them accordingly.
10. Cancellation and Termination
10.1 This Agreement shall be deemed to be terminated for all purposes when the Parties have fulfilled their respective obligations pursuant to this Agreement in full.
10.2 If the Client cancels the Entertainment or terminates this Agreement for any reason, the Client must give notice of not less than [Days] days’ in writing to the Performer. The Performer shall be entitled to forfeit the Deposit in full and [Percentage %] of the Balance Fee shall become due and payable. If cancellation is within the notice period, including during the time of the delivery, the full amount of the Balance Fee shall become due and payable. Any Balance Fee payable following a cancellation shall be paid within 7 days of the cancellation.
10.3 If the Performer terminates this Agreement other than for the Client’s breach of contract, the Performer must give notice of not less than [Days] days’ in writing to the Client. In such an event, all amounts paid by the Client to the Performer shall be refunded to the Client without deduction. On payment, the Performer shall be released from all obligations pursuant to this Agreement without any liability. If the Performer cancels the Entertainment or terminates this Agreement within the notice period without cause, the Performer shall be obligated to assist the Client to find a replacement performer. A failure to assist or a failure to find an adequate replacement shall be deemed to be a breach of contract by the Performer.
11. Indemnity and Limitation of Liability
11.1 The Client agrees to defend, indemnify and hold harmless the Performer from and against any claim, damage, liability, loss, cost or expense (including reasonable attorney’s fees) from any party arising, directly or indirectly out of: a) a failure on the part of the Client to perform any of the obligations referenced in this Agreement; b) an inaccuracy or breach of any warranties, undertakings or representations made by the Client and shall extend to legal actions of whatever nature arising out of such actions; and c) the indemnity pursuant to this Clause shall not extend to any loss or liability that results from the criminal conduct, misrepresentation or negligence of the Performer.
11.2 The Client shall be liable for any injury to the Performer (and any co-performers and assistants) or damage to the Performer’s equipment at the Event, if the injury and/or damage is caused by the Client or attending guests or other persons at the Event not associated with the Performer.
11.3 The liability of the Performer pursuant to this Agreement shall at all times be limited to the payments actually received by the Performer from the Client. The Performer shall not be liable for indirect or consequential damages arising from any breach of contract.
12. Entire Agreement
This Agreement sets out the entire agreement and understanding between the Parties relating to the subject matter of this Agreement. There are no other conditions, promises, representations or undertakings between the Parties whether oral or written.
13. Severability
The Parties agree that if any provision of this Agreement becomes invalid or unenforceable for any reason: a) the offending provision shall be removed; and b) the remaining provisions of this Agreement shall be unaffected and continue to be valid and enforceable for all purposes.
14. Amendment
Any amendment to this Agreement must be mutually consented to by the Parties in writing.
15. Waivers
A waiver of a breach of any term of this Agreement or of a default by any Party shall not constitute or be deemed to be a waiver of any other breach or default that may already have occurred, or which may occur. Unless consideration has been received, any such waiver shall not prevent the Party making the waiver from subsequently requiring compliance with the waived obligation or default.
16. Delays, Indulgences and Omissions
A delay or indulgence or omission in exercising any right, power or remedy shall not be construed as a waiver.
17. Notices
Any notice pursuant to this Agreement shall be in writing and may be sent by: (a) regular mail to the other Party at the address stated in this Agreement and shall be effective 2 days from the date of dispatch; or (b) if permitted in the jurisdiction, by email or other means of written/printed/displayed digital means of communication and such notice shall be deemed to be effective 24 hours after dispatch.
18. Successors
The provisions of this Agreement shall be binding on the respective successors and assigns and legal representatives of the Parties.
19. Independent Contractor
The Entertainer shall be engaged by the Client on an independent contractor basis and nothing in this Agreement shall be construed as giving rise to an employer/employee or principal/agent relationship between the Parties. The only compensation due to the Performer pursuant to this Agreement shall be that which is expressly referenced in this Agreement.
20. Costs
The Parties agree that they shall each bear their own respective costs for the preparation and negotiation of this Agreement.
21. Force Majeure
The Performer shall not be liable to Client for any loss of damage that may arise out of a delay in the performance or non-performance of its obligations pursuant to the terms of this Agreement where the cause of the delay or non-performance is due to causes beyond the control of the Performer, including pandemic, epidemic, tempest, storm, flood, fire, sabotage, riots, civil unrest, acts and policies of any Federal or State government and/or their Agencies, power grid failure and Acts of God.
For the avoidance of doubt it is hereby agreed upon that any new outbreaks of the Covid-19 virus, and any mutations arising herefrom (e.g. Alpha-, Beta-, Gamma-, Delta-strain etc.), shall not be considered an act of god.
22. Applicable Law
This Agreement or any part of it shall be governed by, construed, and interpreted in accordance with the laws of the State of [State] and shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the federal and state courts located in [County], [State].
User Note: To avoid any misunderstanding and unnecessary problems, the Entertainment to be provided should be described in as much detail as possible.
The Performer should carefully specify all the items that are required from the Client to successfully deliver the Entertainment. This should at least cover the space required to set up and operate the equipment and the power supply required.
Full back-end payments should be avoided as they can often lead to no-payment situations, particularly where a dispute arises. By requiring an upfront deposit, the Performer will be assured of some payment for his/her work. Where possible the balance of the agreed fee should be paid immediately after delivery of the Entertainment completed.
The User Note is intended for guidance only and does not in any way constitute legal advice and Users should treat it accordingly.
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Qu'est-ce qu'un contrat de performance en direct?
Dans les coulisses de chaque grand spectacle en direct se trouve un contrat travaillant aussi dur que l'acte sur scène — le contrat de performance en direct.
Un contrat de performance en direct est un contrat entre le client (le lieu) et un artiste lorsque l'artiste est engagé pour fournir des services de divertissement lors d'un événement.
Un contrat ou accord de performance en direct est entre un artiste, qu'il s'agisse d'un groupe, d'un groupe, d'un acte solo ou de leur représentant (tel qu'un manager), et le propriétaire du lieu ou le promoteur responsable de l'organisation de la performance.
L'accord définit les droits et responsabilités de toutes les parties participant à la performance et couvre des aspects cruciaux tels que la sécurité, la rémunération et la planification.
Il inclut également des clauses (exigences) que les artistes interprètes ou exécutants veulent voir respectées avant de monter sur scène. Et certaines de ces exigences sont folles. Van Halen aime que tous les M&M's marron soient retirés du bol de bonbons du groupe, et Kanye West apprécie une machine à slushy Coca-Cola et Hennessy avant de monter sur scène.
Malgré ce qui est inclus dans le contrat, c'est un document contraignant qui garantit une communication claire et une collaboration pour un événement en direct réussi et organisé.
Que doit inclure un contrat de performance en direct?
Le contrat de performance en direct, le contrat de performance musicale ou même simplement le contrat de performance délimite la nature et l'étendue des services que l'artiste fournit, les détails sur la manière dont la performance sera menée et les modalités de paiement convenues.
Spécifique à l'industrie de la performance, le contrat peut inclure des directives de spectacle, des dépôts, des politiques d'annulation et d'autres clauses adaptées aux aspects uniques de l'événement en direct.
Bien que les contrats de performance soient généralement concis et simples, ils peuvent être adaptés à la complexité de l'événement, avec des attentes plus étendues pour des occasions plus importantes.
Ce qui est inclus dans le contrat de performance varie en fonction du type de performance. Avec cela à l'esprit, voici les informations les plus courantes généralement incluses dans les contrats de performance en direct:
- Nom et coordonnées des deux parties — Incluez les noms complets et légaux (par opposition aux noms de scène) et les informations de contact essentielles.
- Description des services — Comprend l'emplacement, le nom du lieu et la date et l'heure de la performance.
- Exécution des services — Cela couvre les détails, tels que les horaires de montage et de vérification du son, et la durée de la performance. S'il s'agit d'un concert de groupe, sont-ils autorisés à répéter des chansons? Combien de temps dure chaque set? Pour les spectacles de comédie et autres performances en direct, sont-ils autorisés à jurer? Et qu'en est-il de l'équipement que l'artiste apportera? Soyez spécifique dans cette section pour éviter les conflits et les questions plus tard.
- Paiement — Incluez combien sera payé, quand et comment. Envisagez d'inclure des dispositions supplémentaires, telles qu'une section de dépôt ou une politique d'annulation.
- Politique d'annulation — Une politique d'annulation protège l'artiste contre les pertes financières si le client annule l'événement. Il protège également le lieu si l'artiste se désiste. Esquissez le délai minimum requis pour donner un avis d'annulation.
- Termes — Si vous avez un contrat pour des performances répétées, incluez comment renouveler ou prolonger le contrat.
- Force Majeure — Décrivez ce qu'il faudrait pour libérer les deux parties de l'accord sans conséquences. Ce sont souvent des événements tels que les ouragans ou les inondations graves.
- Équipement et disposition — Selon le type d'acte que vous réservez, cette section peut ne pas être nécessaire. Si vous travaillez avec un invité musical, informez-le à l'avance de l'éclairage fourni, des détails de l'équipement sonore, des spécificités techniques, etc.
- Riders ou avantages dans les coulisses — Vous n'aurez peut-être pas besoin de cette section à moins que vous ne réserviez Van Halen. La plupart des artistes interprètes ou exécutants n'ont pas d'attentes exagérées concernant leur espace dans les coulisses. Mais certains le font. Incluez-les ici.
- Ventes de marchandises — Autoriserez-vous la vente de marchandises? Si oui, comment cela sera-t-il configuré? Si votre lieu recevra une part du profit, communiquez-le.
- Enregistrements vidéo et audio — Comme pour la propriété intellectuelle, qui détient les droits sur les enregistrements? Esquissez ce processus ici.
- Autres attentes — Définissez les attentes de performance, y compris des plans de contingence si un artiste ne peut pas participer. Établissez également des procédures de stationnement et de chargement / déchargement, en veillant à ce que le groupe connaisse les zones désignées. Et discutez des arrangements d'hébergement, des responsabilités de transport et des coûts.
- Instructions de signature — Comme pour tout contrat, ce contrat de performance en direct doit être signé par les deux parties (ou leurs représentants) et devient effectif à la date spécifiée dans le contrat.
Qui a besoin d'un modèle de contrat de performance musicale?
Les contrats de performance en direct doivent généralement être signés par l'artiste ou ses managers et par le lieu ou le promoteur de l'événement.
Les performances en direct vont au-delà des seuls musiciens et groupes et incluent toute une gamme d'artistes, notamment:
- Concerts: Musiciens et groupes se produisant sur scène devant un public en direct.
- Pièces de théâtre: Acteurs interprétant des pièces scriptées devant un public en direct.
- Spectacles de comédie: Comédiens racontant des blagues pour divertir une foule.
- Performances de danse: Routines de danse chorégraphiées présentées sur scène.
- Théâtre musical: Combinaison d'acting, de chant et de danse sur scène.
- Numéros de cirque: Acrobates, clowns et autres artistes montrant leurs compétences.
- Opéra: Chanteurs interprétant une œuvre dramatique avec une partition musicale.
- Spectacles de magie: Magiciens captivant le public avec des illusions et des tours.
- Installations d'art en direct: Artistes créant de l'art visuel en temps réel devant un public.
- Performances de mots parlés: Poètes ou conférenciers présentant leur travail en direct.
Les artistes devraient-ils toujours utiliser des contrats de performance en direct?
Dans le monde des performances en direct, que vous soyez musicien, acteur ou tout autre type d'artiste, un contrat de performance est votre laissez-passer en coulisses vers la sécurité et la clarté.
- Rémunération transparente: Dites adieu aux mystères de paiement; le contrat l'explique tout.
- Durée définie: Définissez clairement la durée de la scène pour tous les participants.
- Rôles et responsabilités: Assurez-vous que tout le monde connaît sa part.
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