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It pays to have the agreements air tight but you also have to watch you back and always have your bases covered. Even then, you could still get screwed even though you were in the right.
It's seems ok because everyone else is doing it but it'll lack the sincerity that people respond to.
This was from a shipping manifest search a few years ago.
"Since 1990 the earnings of the top leading actors have increased exponentially while the salaries of nearly all other actors have been systematically driven down. In many cases, the earnings of established character actors have been rolled back by 60-70 percent. This occurs, in large part, because the working professional (as opposed to the star) is at a disadvantage when negotiating in the new corporatized production environment. We do not possess a unique, marketable (and often media exploited) brand, and consequently lack the power to make or break the existence or profitability of a film. Consequently, respected, veteran actors with numerous credits and hard-earned “quotes” now routinely receive “take-it-or-leave it” offers, often at “scale”—a beginners wage."
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21876150
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The path they chose is the one with the least fore thought for their brand and customer relationship.
Chain saws without blades are around 10 lbs?
Home automation installation services or even contractors would also be cautious about Nest.