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= required only if Work Comp coverage is requested. Change the Limits below to indicate you want Workers Comp.
Travelers Encore Entertainment offers the TEE program for DICE producers with annual Gross Production costs less than $ 500,000.
If you need to sign a contract in order to obtain permissions required to execute your production, and that contract requires that your insurance policy add the contractor as an Additional Named Insured, You must INCLUDE this option. This covergage endorsement will allow you to name any contractor as an Additional Named Insured.
Enter the company principal's Biography/Resume.
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Enter some examples of the productions you expect to complete in the upcoming year.
The Travelers TEE program is only available for DICE producers with gross annual production costs less than $500,000.
Please use the Standard DICE producers on-line application by clicking Here
Enter the desired effective date for your policy. This is the date when policy coverage begins. If you have an existing policy, this should be the same date that policy expires.
Enter your estimated gross production costs for the policy period for which you are applying.
Enter the gross production cost of the largest production you expect to do during the policy period for which you are applying.
Enter the estimated number of productions you expect to do during the policy period for which you are applying.
The Production Package policy protects you against loss incurred during a covered production. The losses covered include things such as the destruction of props or sets, loss or destruction of media, etc.
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Covers loss, damage or destruction of:
caused by or resulting from fogging or the use of faulty materials (including cameras and videotape recorders); faulty sound equipment; faulty developing; faulty editing or faulty processing; and accidental erasure of videotape recordings.
COVERAGE DOES NOT INCLUDE loss caused by errors of judgment in exposure, lighting or sound recording, from use of incorrect raw stock, or faulty manipulation by the cameraman.
Covers against risks of direct physical loss, damage or destruction of:
used in connection with a production, up to the amount of the insured production cost.
COVERAGE DOES NOT INCLUDE loss caused by fogging, faulty camera or sound equipment, faulty developing, editing, processing or manipulation by the cameraman; exposure to light, dampness or temperature changes; or errors in judgment in exposure, lighting or sound recording, or from the use of incorrect type of raw stock or tape.
Provides coverage on props, sets, scenery, costumes, wardrobe and similar theatrical property against risks of direct physical loss, damage or destruction occurring during a covered production.
Pays for damage or destruction of property of others (including loss of use of the property) while the property is in the care, custody or control of the production company and is used or to be used in a covered production.
COVERAGE DOES NOT APPLY TO destruction of property caused by operation of any motor vehicle, aircraft or watercraft, including damage to the foregoing; liability for damage to any property rented or leased that may be covered under Props, Sets and Wardrobe, or Miscellaneous Equipment coverage.
THIS COVERAGE IS NOT PROVIDED by a General Liability Policy. Property damage coverage written as part of a Commercial General Liability Policy excludes damage to any property in the production company's care, custody or control.
Provides coverage on rented camera, camera equipment, sound and lighting equipment, post production and editing equipment, portable electric equipment and generators, mechanical effects equipment, grip equipment, mobile dressing rooms and honey wagon trailer units and similar miscellaneous equipment against all risk of direct physical loss, damage or destruction occurring during a covered production, including loss of use to a rental company.
Provides reimbursement to the production company for any extra expense incurred to complete principal photography of a covered production due to loss of, damage to or destruction of property or facilities contracted by the production company for use in a covered production.
Provides coverage for the production company's office, its furniture, fixtures, equipment and supplies against all risk of direct physical loss, damage or destruction while property is on the scheduled premises or at other locations used during the production and while in transit between the two.
Office contents coverage is usually needed to cover the temporary production offices set up for feature films.
Enter the estimated annual amount you spend on rented vehicles, including film trucks, mobile studio units, dressing rooms and other trailers, grip trucks, and other autos rented and used in connection with your productions.
If you have ever been declined for a DICE producer's insurance package policy, you must declare it. Please enter or attach the carrier plus the month and year that the application was declined. Feel free to explain your understanding of why the application was declined.
Please detail your prior DICE policies. List the carrier and policy numbers. For example:
Please detail any stunts or other hazardous activities that you expect to undertake during the period for which you are applying. If you utilize one or more stunt coordinators, attaching their resumes or biographies would help. Please explain safety measures and precautions you plan for these declared activities.
Many times, if you are using a payroll service company to pay your production staff, they will provide those workers with workers' compensation insurance. If this is true, please check 'yes'.
Protects the insured employer against claims by employees or former employees resulting from negligent acts or omissions in the administration of the insured's employee benefits programs.
Workers compensation pays benefits to employees injured on the job without regard to fault. In return, the injured worker gives up his or her right to sue the employer. Situations develop from time to time where an employer is liable for injuries to its employees and can be sued. Some examples of such situations are:
The commercial general liability coverage form specifically excludes coverage for all these situations and loss exposures but coverage is available under employers liability insurance. This coverage is part of the workers compensation policy and applies in addition to coverage for payment of workers compensation benefits.
In monopolistic workers compensation states, workers compensation laws provide the exclusive remedy for injured employees, according to the prescribed benefits established by the state fund. Injuries, disease, wage loss and related items are covered but the employer's other liability exposures indicated above are not.
Hired Auto Liability replaces or augments the liability coverage offered by the company that rents you the vehicles used in your production. It covers bodily injury and property damage caused by a vehicle rented by the production company and being used on an insured production.
Non Owned Auto coverage protects you against bodily injury or property damage caused by someone's personal car if being used while that person is working on an insured production.
This coverage covers physical damage to your rented vehicles, film trucks, mobile studio units, dressing rooms and other trailers, grip trucks, and other autos rented and used in connection with your productions.
This coverage is only available when Non-owned and Hired Auto Liability coverage is 'Included'.
Please describe any prior losses incurred on any production insurance policy your company has obtained in the past. An insurance company will provide this report to you upon request, known as a 'loss run'.
You have selected an option that will include a surcharge to the policy premium. This surcharge is determined by the insurance company underwriter. We cannot provide any estimate of this surcharge. Continue with this application, but be aware that the actual premium will probably be higher than the indicated premium due to the surcharge.
