Teleplay
A teleplay is the written script for a television show, including dialogue, action descriptions, and scene directions, formatted specifically for TV production.
Teleprompter
A teleprompter is a device used in broadcasting and public speaking to display a speaker’s script, allowing them to maintain eye contact while reading their lines.
Television Agreement
The SAG-AFTRA Television Agreement governs pay, residuals, and working conditions for actors in scripted TV shows across network, cable, and streaming platforms.
Television Animation Agreement
The SAG-AFTRA Television Animation Agreement covers voice actors in animated TV shows, ensuring fair pay, residuals, and protections for long-term success.
Television Movie Agreement
The SAG-AFTRA Television Movie Agreement covers contracts for films made for TV or streaming, ensuring actors are paid fairly and receive residuals.
Television Pilots Agreement
The SAG-AFTRA Television Pilots Agreement covers actors working on TV pilots, ensuring fair pay, residuals, and protections, with additional benefits if the show is picked up for a series.
Television Series Agreement
The SAG-AFTRA Television Series Agreement covers actors in TV series, ensuring fair pay, residuals, and health benefits for union talent appearing in network, cable, and streaming shows.
Term Length (Usage)
Term length usage specifies the duration a performer”s work can be used under contract, after which it must be renegotiated or renewed.
Territorial Rights
Territorial rights are the exclusive legal rights to distribute or exhibit media content in specific geographical regions, often used in international distribution deals.
Territory (Usage)
Territory usage defines the geographic regions where a performer”s work can be distributed or aired, with broader territories typically leading to higher pay.