Adrian, thanks for your response. Obviously, none of this is enforceable without litigation, I would hope that these issues can all be sorted out by starting the conversation before the shoot by introducing this agreement and also by working it out with producers, but I don't mind including things like late payment charges with the understanding they'll only be upholded if I get litigation. If it gets so bad that I need litigation, it'll help having the late fees in writing and I will easily overlook a couple of days.
What kind of late payment fees do people list, or stipulate? Is there a standard? (Again, Ive already acknowledged how hard it is to enforce these, I understand I'm asking or standards on something is near hypothetical or fantasy.)
I would calculate overtime starting at 12 hours from call exclusive of lunch, in fifteen minute increments beginning at the first minute of each fifteen minute segment, charging double an hourly rate developed from taking the day rate and dividing by 14 hours (assuming the last four of twelve hours were "time and a half") but I wouldn't be against making it easier for everyone and just dividing the day rate by twelve, if that seems fair.
Would you bill for location moves regardless of whether they are in or out of the TMZ?
I also commonly rent out my camera with these shows, but will take care of all that and kit fees etc separately.