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This document is an acting contract between Abdullah Al Maruf and Pandora Pictures for the role of "Bob" in the film "LIVE EVIL". As a low budget student film, Abdullah will not be paid or compensated for travel, but will be available from December to February. Scenes will be filmed at a local cemetery and Abdullah acknowledges the voluntary and unpaid nature of his participation in the college project. Pandora Pictures will try to accommodate Abdullah's schedule and ensure his safety during filming.
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- 1. Actors Contract PANDORA PICTURES College Terrace Centre (6th Form) College Terrace Bow, London E3 5AN Telephone: 0208 983 1015 Name of actor:Abdullah Al Maruf Name of company managers:AnikaChoudhury& Erica Alves Barbosa Date10/12/12 Dear Abdullah This letter confirms agreement that you will play the role of ‘Bob’ in the film LIVE EVIL. As you know, this is a low budget production and we need to ensure that everyoneunderstands the film is being made for a college project.If you are unsure about anything or you need more information please do not hesitate to contact us. Please read the IMPORTANT information below before signing the contract. By signing this contract you: 1) Agree to be available to work on various days from the month of December to February 2) Agree that the scenes you till be acting in will be filmed at a local cemetery 3) Agree that the film is being made for a college project therefore, it will be used in the ways the production company need it 4) Know that we will not be able to provide you with any refreshments or travel expenses (if needed) during the making of this project, due to the fact that it is made on no budget. 7) Know that you will not be paid for your participation. Your participation will be voluntary bearing in mind that this is only for a college project.
- 2. We will try our best to ensure that the shooting days and times are held according to your convenience, bearing in mind that there will be times where shooting will take place during late evenings. We will do our best to ensure your health, safety and welfare during the shoot. Actors signature: Company managers signatures: Date Date