DJ Agreements / Contracts / Proposals
DJ Agreements / Contracts / Proposals Posted on: 07.11.2008 by samir abu-sharar Don't know if any of you are required to sign a contract or a legal agreement for your gigs, clubs performances, residencies, etc.I was wondering if you can share some or perhaps a proposal for getting a gig, DJ job? | |
| Xavier Emanuels 08.11.2008 | Contracts are an imporant part of any businuess, people just manage to find a way to skrew you over if you havent got one written out. Sadly ive had alot of experience of being ****ed over because i didnt have a contract and since have learnt to allways have a signed contracts no matter how big or small the job. With a contract there is clearly no agrueing to what the conditions of your employment was and you will have no troubles agrueing that in court should it come to that. People are aresholes, theres people who want nothing more than to hold onto their money and get work done for free. So protect yourself wherever possible, this is especially true when the conditions of your employment are not as strait forward as just doing a couple hours work for a set ammount of $.
Originally Posted by Krilikz
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| Hannes Deburchgraeve 07.11.2008 |
Originally Posted by Julio
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| samir abu-sharar 07.11.2008 | Don't know if any of you are required to sign a contract or a legal agreement for your gigs, clubs performances, residencies, etc. I was wondering if you can share some or perhaps a proposal for getting a gig, DJ job? |
| Shaun Mazzocca 25.11.2013 | how do i find the copy of your agreement |
| Jenny Pow 09.11.2008 | uploaded, have fun |
| devozz baby 08.11.2008 | if possible, can u post it here? would be nice to chekk it out |
| Xavier Emanuels 08.11.2008 | Contracts are an imporant part of any businuess, people just manage to find a way to skrew you over if you havent got one written out. Sadly ive had alot of experience of being ****ed over because i didnt have a contract and since have learnt to allways have a signed contracts no matter how big or small the job. With a contract there is clearly no agrueing to what the conditions of your employment was and you will have no troubles agrueing that in court should it come to that. People are aresholes, theres people who want nothing more than to hold onto their money and get work done for free. So protect yourself wherever possible, this is especially true when the conditions of your employment are not as strait forward as just doing a couple hours work for a set ammount of $.
Originally Posted by Krilikz
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| samir abu-sharar 08.11.2008 | Krilikz: PM sent |
| Jenny Pow 08.11.2008 | if you send me a message ill send you a copy of my contract, its very nicely formatted (and if you have a double side printer its even better |
| Cristian Carmona 07.11.2008 | check this site out http://www.musiclegalforms.com/cat-pkgdjproducer.html I used to work off of contracts, now I just get paid upfront when I get to the event. |
| Hannes Deburchgraeve 07.11.2008 |
Originally Posted by Julio
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