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Contractual Legal And Ethical Obligations In The Tv And Film Industry
Understand contractual, legal and ethical obligations in the television and film industries

Contracts
Type of contracts- the types of contracts that are available in the television and film industry include:
Full-time, permanent- A full time contract will require you to work on a full-time basis and the amount of hours you should be required to work is around 39 hours. If the full time contract is permanent which in this case it is it means that you are entitled to sick pays, maternity leave and pensions. Some of the jobs in the television and film industry that may give you a full-time permanent job include managerial, financial and creative.
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Fixed term and freelance-
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Irregular and anti-social
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