PRODUCTION VALUE

The European Scheduling & Budgeting Workshop

Why Production Value?

What is Production Value?

The Production Value Tutors

The Production Value Partners

Are you a Junior Assistant-Director?

Are you a Junior Line Producer?

Are you a Producer with a Project to Schedule & Budget?

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Production Value 2010 Making-Of

Production Value 2009 Making-Of

Production Value 2008 Making-Of

Production Value 2007 Making-Of

Working Conditions for Filming in Other Countries

Working Conditions in Belgium

Permits

Belgium is part of the EU. No special permits (including for the Swiss) needed.

Working Hours

Usually you get the crew working for a flat fee up to 9-10 hours not including the 1-hour lunch break.

Remark: 6 weeks per trimester maximum they could work 60 hours/week = 12 hours/day

Overtime

Night times and Saturdays are mostly negotiated and handled within the weekly flat rate.

Rates

Please refer to the enclosed JPEG (indicative figures) for the crew members’ rates in gross salary.

Social Benefits

Every employee is entitled to the following benefits (percentage based on gross salary):

Paid by employee: - 33 %

Paid by employer: + 53 %

The net income is therefore around 65% of the gross salary.

Allowances

Actors Wages

Important Addresses

Funding bodies:

Promotional Institutions:

Locations in Belgium:

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