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New Irish Crew Wage Agreement Unveiled
08 Sep 2010 :
The board of Screen Producers Ireland (SPI) has officially launched a new agreement, entitled: SIPTU/SPI Shooting Crew Agreement for the Feature Film, both TV & Cinema, and Television Drama Industry in Ireland.

The agreement was ratified by the board during a meeting on September 2nd, this came after a meeting of SPI members on August 27th at which consensus on the agreement was achieved. The agreement is applicable for all SPI Member Companies whose productions will start principle photography after 2nd September 2010.

The new agreement lays out guidelines as to crew involvement with Irish SPI Member Company productions, it covers areas such as holiday allowance, working conditions and minimum rates of pay amongst others. This agreement relates only to Shooting Crew for TV Drama and Film Productions (both TV & Cinema) and only to the grades outlined in Appendix D of the agreement which is outlined below.

An information session, on the detail of the agreement, will be held for interested Producers and Production Managers – a date for this will be announced shortly.

The agreement opens with a statement reading that: ”The parties to this Agreement acknowledge that the Film and Television Sector is a creative industry, in itself separate and distinct from others.”

As outlined in the agreement, SPI and SIPTU shall now establish a ‘Film Partnership Forum’ where issues of modernisation, adaptation and change may be discussed and reviewed. The ‘Film Partnership Forum’ (FPF) shall meet no less than once each quarter per annum or as the Forum may otherwise decide. The FPF will deal with monitoring and implementation of the agreement; 481 funding; special project; development of trends within the industry and will review work practices in light of the international best practices.

New minimum rates of pay will be established with this agreement and will remain in force for a period of 12 months from the date of ratification of this agreement. Thereafter, rates of pay and terms and conditions will be reviewed annually. The parties will agree to commence talks for this review three months prior to the expiry of each twelve month period. The parties may elect to apply the terms of a National Pay Agreement, should one exist, or failing that reach a local agreement. Appendix D of the agreement deals with the topic of wages. It firstly outlines budget levels of:

  • Small: Film or TV single Eligible Spend <€1.5m and TV series or serial Eligible Spend per hour <€500,000
  • Medium: Film or TV single Eligible Spend >€1.5m and <€4m and TV series or serial Eligible Spend per hour >€500,000 and <€1.5m
  • Large: Film or TV single Eligible Spend >€4m and TV series or serial Eligible Spend per hour >€1.5m

The appendix then lays out the following as the minimum wages for each crew position relative to the project’s budget level:

Grade

Large Budget

Medium Budget

Small Budget

1st Assistant Director

1900

1500

1400

2nd Assistant Director

1200

1150

1050

2nd Assistant Editor

560

480

480

3rd Assistant Director

900

850

750

Accountant

Neg

Neg

Neg

Art Director

1900

1400

1200

Assistant Accountant

1200

900

800

Assistant Art Director

1500

1100

1000

Assistant Editor

1200

650

600

Assitant Grip

1500

1100

900

Assistant Hairdresser

1150

900

882

Assistant Location Manager

1100

900

750

Assistant Make-Up

1150

900

882

Assistant Wardrobe

1150

900

882

Asst Co-ordinator / Production Secretary

800

800

650

Boom Operator

1350

1250

1200

Camera Operator

2000

1650

1550

Clapper Loader

1200

1000

950

Co-ordinator

1200

1150

1050

Costume Design

2000

1450

1350

Production Designer

2400

2000

1700

Editor

Neg

Neg

Neg

Focus Puller

1600

1450

1350

Hairdresser

1700

1300

1250

Key Grip

1800

1450

1350

Lighting Cameraperson

Neg

Neg

Neg

Location Manager

1400

1400

1250

Make-Up

1700

1300

1250

Nurse

1300

1100

800

Production Manager

Neg

Neg

Neg

Property Buyer

1900

1300

1200

Props Master

1850

1350

1300

B/By Props

1200

1150

1100

Script Supervisor

1600

1300

1100

Dressing Props

1100

1100

1050

Sound Mixer

1800

1600

1450

Trainee

550

500

480

Video Assistant

800

500

480

Wardrobe Supervisor

1450

1150

950

Draughtsperson / Set Designer

1700

1400

1250

Graphic Designer

1500

1200

1000

Model Maker

1500

1200

1000

S/By Art Director

1500

1200

1000

Set Decorator / Dresser

2150

1500

1400

Driver (No Vehicle) (50hr Week)

750

750

750





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