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SHOWBIZ
LABOR GUIDE 2010/11

For everyone on a production who wants instant access to the latest Union and Guild rates and contracts.

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SHOWBIZ LABOR GUIDE 2010/11

The Labor Guide has long been regarded as the bible of the entertainment industry. It provides a breakdown of every union and guild contract, with rates and working conditions for every major production center including Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Florida, Chicago, and Canada. The ILG also covers Residuals, Pay TV, Fringe Rates, Hiring of Minors, and Production Insurance. The ILG format offers instant access to the most current union and guild rates and contracts.

BENEFITS

When you are creating a budget or paying your cast and crew, there's nothing as comprehensive as the Showbiz Labor Guide - Other books just pale in comparison.

FEATURES

THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE RESOURCE COVERING UNION & GUILD CONTRACTS FOR ALL MAJOR PRODUCTION CENTER INCLUDES:

UNION CONTRACTS
Stay current with all the Above and Below the line wages and rules

BUDGETING
When you prepare a budget your most valuable tool is The Industry Labor Guide

INSURANCE
We inform you of the basic insurance needs for your production

MINORS
We provide you with all the current rules and conditions for the hiring of minors

RESIDUALS
A comprehensive residual schedule dating back to the late 70s

CANADA
We cover Canada from Halifax to Vancouver, using Canadian currency

"It's the best budgeting and production accounting resource on the market today."
- Brooke Spector, 3Ball Productions ("The Biggest Loser")

"What I love about the Labor Guide is that it's not just rates. It also summarizes rules and working conditions for all the unions, in a language that's easy to follow. I don't have to keep looking through 20 different contracts to do my job."
- Alex Buhler, Production Accountant