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Term time rules During term time children can only work a maximum of 12 hours a week. This includes: a maximum of 2 hours on school days and Sundays.
Child actor labor laws allow a seventeen-year-old to work between six and eight hours on set, but they also prohibit a six-month-old from working more than twenty minutes under any circumstances.
Term time rules During term time children can only work a maximum of 12 hours a week. This includes: a maximum of 2 hours on school days and Sundays.
Upon completion of the production the Record Sheet/s should be stored at the Licence Applicant's main company address for a period of not less than 6 months after the final performance date for which these Licenses have been granted.
Minors aged two years to six years may be at the place of employment for up to six hours, and may work up to three hours. The remaining time must be reserved for the minor's rest and recreation [8 CCR 11760].
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A child may need a licence if they're under school leaving age and taking part in: films, plays, concerts or other public performances that the audience pays to see, or that take place on licensed premises.
A child legally needs to have a chaperone up to age 16 or until they have completed their compulsory education. The law covers children working in television, theatre, film or amateur performance as well as sporting activities or modelling.
To ensure you receive your permit in time, allow 15 days for processing.
A child legally needs to have a chaperone up to age 16 or until they have completed their compulsory education. The law covers children working in television, theatre, film or amateur performance as well as sporting activities or modelling.
A child will not be allowed to shoot or rehearse for more than 5 days a week. Children 9 years of age and over can only work for 9 hours between 7.00am and 7.00pm. Time spent acting or performing are limited to 1 hour at a time (4 hours in total).

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