What does Allowances and Adjustments mean?
Allowances and Adjustments refer to additional payments or compensations made to actors, crew members, or other employees to account for specific work conditions, such as travel, meals, overtime, or wardrobe needs. These are often outlined in contracts and can include per diems, meal allowances, and travel stipends. Related terms include Per Diem, a daily allowance for meals and expenses, and Travel Stipend, compensation for travel-related costs.
Example:The actor’s contract included allowances and adjustments for travel and meals, ensuring they were reimbursed for any out-of-pocket expenses during filming.
Example: Crew members often receive allowances and adjustments for working long hours, including meal breaks and overtime pay.
Did You Know?
Allowances for wardrobe or costume fittings are common in contracts, especially for actors who have to wear specific outfits for extended periods!
You can also find “Allowances and Adjustments” and related terms in this category: Contracts and Agreements.
