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    This document provides the recommended and going rates in pounds sterling for camera crew positions in the film industry in the United Kingdom for September 2014. The rates are for 10 hours of work during normal business hours and include statutory holiday pay. Premiums should be charged for overtime, unsocial hours, and night work. The recommended rates were established by agreement between members and will replace the going rates on the next published rate card. The rates vary depending on the sector and budget of the production, such as lower rates for British drama and higher rates for large feature films.

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    This document provides the recommended and going rates in pounds sterling for camera crew positions in the film industry in the United Kingdom for September 2014. The rates are for 10 hours of work during normal business hours and include statutory holiday pay. Premiums should be charged for overtime, unsocial hours, and night work. The recommended rates were established by agreement between members and will replace the going rates on the next published rate card. The rates vary depending on the sector and budget of the production, such as lower rates for British drama and higher rates for large feature films.

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    Camera Branch Rate Card

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    Ed Howard
    This document provides the recommended and going rates in pounds sterling for camera crew positions in the film industry in the United Kingdom for September 2014. The rates are for 10 hours of work during normal business hours and include statutory holiday pay. Premiums should be charged for overtime, unsocial hours, and night work. The recommended rates were established by agreement between members and will replace the going rates on the next published rate card. The rates vary depending on the sector and budget of the production, such as lower rates for British drama and higher rates for large feature films.

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    Camera

    Branch Sept 2014

    Camera Branch Rate-Card September 2014

    The rates published here are for 10H of work, during social hours. They
    are wrapped-up, that is they include the holiday pay required by statute.
    The Branch reccomends that premiums should be charged for overtime,
    antisocial hours and nightwork.
    Going Rates are market rates calculated using data gathered by the
    Branch, Recommended Rates are established by agreement between
    members.
    The next published Camera Branch rate-card will show Recommended
    Rates only, in the meantime Going Rates should be taken as the
    recommended mimimum.
    The two rates given reflect pay variance over sector and budget, for
    example:
    o Low: British Drama / Low Budget Feature
    o High: 40m+ Feature
    The Branch recognises the Sept 14 Advertising Producers Association
    Recommended Terms (APA Agreement) as the standard for all
    commercial, promotional and corporate production.



    Key
    Recommended*Rates
    Going*Rates

    Grade
    Lighting*Camera
    Camera*Operator*
    Focus*Puller*/*1st*AC
    Script*Supervisor
    DIT
    Camera*Assistant*
    Cameraman*OB*/*Factual*/*News
    Clapper*Loader*/*2nd*AC
    Trainee

    Low*/*
    373
    371
    300
    300
    267
    240
    254
    240
    N/A

    www.camerabranch.org.uk

    High*/*
    1,169
    620
    430
    430
    400
    430
    319
    336
    182

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