CBA comparisons of SAG-AFTRA: by Charlie Bodin

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4					Sections 1-60	General Provisions. These apply to all performers. (except in many cases, background performers. See Schedule X part I, or X part II)
5	This is for everyone.
6	This is not intended to be a political tool.				Schedule A	Performers employed by the DAY
7	Simply all the data, as I can gather it.
8					Schedule B	Television freelance performers whose weekly guaranteed salary is $5,150 or less per week and who are guaranteed less than $32,000 per television picture and Theatrical freelance performers whose weekly guaranteed salary is $6,350 or less per week and who are guaranteed less than $65,000 per theatrical picture.
9	My goal is to have every contract we have ever worked under entered into this database.
10	That will show our gains and losses over the existance of the Screen Actors Guild(and eventually AFTRA(AFRA))				Schedule C	Television freelance performers whose weekly guaranteed salary is more than $5,150 per week and who are guaranteed less than $32,000 per television picture and Theatrical freelance performers whose weekly guaranteed salary is more than $6,350 per week and who are guaranteed less than $65,000 per theatrical picture.
11	It will also give you a great idea as to which sections have been greatly neglected.
12					Schedule D	Television multiple picture performers receiving $5,150 or less per week and guaranteed less than $32,000 per television picture and Theatrical multiple picture performers receiving $6,200 or less per week and guaranteed less than $60,000 per theatrical picture.
13	Learn, Share, Contribute.
14					Schedule E	Television contract performers whose weekly guaranteed salary is $5,150 or less per week and Theatrical contract performers whose weekly guaranteed salary is $6,200 or less per week.
15			If you spot an error, let me know please - Charlie Bodin cb28825@hotmail.com
16					Schedule F	Television contract performers whose weekly guaranteed salary is in excess of $5,150 per week and Theatrical contract performers whose weekly guaranteed salary is in excess of $6,200 per week; Television multiple picture performers receiving more than $5,150 per week or who are guaranteed $32,000 or more per television picture; ; Theatrical multiple picture performers receiving more than $6,200 per week or who are guaranteed $60,000 or more per theatrical picture; Performers employed under television "deal contracts," or otherwise, who are guaranteed $32,000 or more per television picture ; Performers employed under theatrical "deal contracts," or otherwise, who are guaranteed $65,000 or more per theatrical picture ; Performers employed in multi-part closed-end pictures receiving more than $4,650 per week and who are guaranteed $40,000 or more for the multi-part picture.
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18					Schedule G-I	Professional singers employed by the day
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20					Schedule G-II	Professional singers employed by the week on television at $5,150 or less per week and professional singers employed by the week on theatrical productions at $6,200 or less per week.
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22					Schedule H, Part I	Stunt performers employed by the day
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24					Schedule H, Part II	Stunt performers employed by the week on television at $5,150 or less per week and Stunt performers employed by the week on theatrical productions at $6,200 or less per week.
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26					Schedule H, Part III	Stunt performers employed by the week on television at more than $5,150 per week and Stunt performers employed by the week on theatrical productions at more than $6,200 per week.
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28					Schedule H, Part IV	Stunt Performers employed under term contracts
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30					Schedule I	Airplane Pilots
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34					Schedule K, Part I	Stunt coordinators employed by the day at less than the "flat deal" minimum.
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36					Schedule K, Part II	Stunt coordinators employed by the week at less than the "flat deal" minimum.
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38					Schedule K, Part III	Stunt coordinators employed under "flat deal" contracts.
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40					Schedule X, Part I	Background actors employed in the Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Hawaii and Sacramento Zones.
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42					Schedule X, Part II	Background actors employed in the New York Zone.
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50				EXPLANATION of how to read this sheet:
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52		Beginning year of Contract is in the light grey column.		Anything in RED indicates a change from the previous year. If there is a number (1, 2, 3, etc.) in red that means the previous contract's info can be found(for comparison) next to the corresponding number 2 boxes over. If there is NO number, then the RED type means that is a new addition to the contract	These red boxes are to get your attention when scrolling that there is a change. The **** indicate which line the change can be found on.	This is the column where you can find what was previously in our contract in the marked spot where a RED number is:
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54	Example	2014		The minimum wage for a day performer shall be (1)$880.00 for the period July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015; (2)$906.00 for the period July 1, 2015 through June 30, 2016; and (3)$933.00 for the period July 1, 2016 through June 30, 2017.	******* ***** *******	(1) $825.00 (2) $842.00 (3) $859.00
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