| Supporting Artist is not required to give individual characterisation in a role or to speak dialogue beyond crowd noise or reaction.
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Walk-on Artist is not required to give individual characterisation in a role but may be required to impersonate an identifiable individual, to accept individual direction and to speak a few unimportant (unscripted) words where the precise words spoken do not matter.
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| Auditions £17.60 |
Haircut Very Short
£24.50 |
Special Skills/Driving
£39.85 |
Car for filming
Negotiable |
Hours of work are eight out of nine hours a day (nine and a half hours on location, if travel time is being paid)
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* Night work is work scheduled either to extend beyond midnight or to begin between 10pm and 7am. Daywork which extends unforeseen into work after 12.15am will be paid at night overtime.
Multi-episodic when more than one programme is recorded in the day – additional 50 per cent of the recording fee.
Repeat fees Walk-on Artist – 100 per cent of recording fee per repeat transmission on UK terrestrial television. But 50% if repeated within one week of transmission. This applies to repeats of serials/series.
Extract fee (up to one minute) £21.15
Extract fee (one to four minutes) £42.00
Opening/closing sequences £86.35 (£86.35 for each block of 13 episodes) |
TRAVEL - This is down to the production although there are some loose rules about being paid to nearest BBC studio.
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SCHOOL AGE UP UNTIL 16TH BIRTHDAY £31
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BELOW SCHOOL AGE £16
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CHAPERONE FEE IF A PARENT £46.15
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LICENCED CHAPERONES £75
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| There is no overtime as children are not meant to be on set for longer than 9 hours. |
