Outside UK Up to £5,199 £5,200 and up to £10,399 £10,400 and up to £15,599 £15,600 and up to £20,799 £20,800 and up to £25,999 £26,000 and up to £31,199 £31,200 and up to £36,399 £36,400 and up to £51,999 £52,000 and above Not applicable On average, how much do you earn PER MONTH at your live music events from selling (in £s)? Recorded music (CDs, etc.) £ ………. Merchandise (T-shirts, etc.) £ ………. Which kinds of deal have you been offered when performing live in the last twelve months? Tick all that apply. Busking paid by donation – Flat fee you receive a guaranteed set amount of money no matter how many people – attend Free no monetary payment but you may receive expenses – Guaranteed fee plus profit you take a percentage of the profit on top of the – guaranteed fee Income from collection societies, e.g. PRS for Music In-kind you receive a non-monetary – ‘payment’ Pay-to-play you pay the promoter/venue to perform – Profit minus guarantee if no profit, you still get guaranteed fee, but if profit, then – promoter deducts guarantee and pays you the balance Promoter-artist split promoter takes door proceeds, recuperates costs of gig, splits – remainder with you Salaried e.g. as part of an ensemble – Self-promotion you sell tickets and organise the show – Ticket allocation promoter organises show and you are expected to sell tickets – Not applicable Do you use an agent to get live music bookings? Choose one. More than 50% of the time the same every time – More than 50% of the time different agents – Less than 50% of the time Never Not applicable If you use an agent, do you receive your fee from the agent or from the venue? Venue only Mixture of and venue Agent only
Outside UK Up to £5,199 £5,200 and up to £10,399 £10,400 and up to £15,599 £15,600 and up to £20,799 £20,800 and up to £25,999 £26,000 and up to £31,199 £31,200 and up to £36,399 £36,400 and up to £51,999 £52,000 and above Not applicable On average, how much do you earn PER MONTH at your live music events from selling (in £s)? Recorded music (CDs, etc.) £ ………. Merchandise (T-shirts, etc.) £ ………. Which kinds of deal have you been offered when performing live in the last twelve months? Tick all that apply. Busking – paid by donation Flat fee – you receive a guaranteed set amount of money no matter how many people attend Free – no monetary payment but you may receive expenses Guaranteed fee plus profit – you take a percentage of the profit on top of the guaranteed fee Income from collection societies, e.g. PRS for Music In-kind – you receive a non-monetary ‘payment’ Pay-to-play – you pay the promoter/venue to perform Profit minus guarantee – if no profit, you still get guaranteed fee, but if profit, then promoter deducts guarantee and pays you the balance Promoter-artist split – promoter takes door proceeds, recuperates costs of gig, splits remainder with you Salaried – e.g. as part of an ensemble Self-promotion – you sell tickets and organise the show Ticket allocation – promoter organises show and you are expected to sell tickets Not applicable Do you use an agent to get live music bookings? Choose one. More than 50% of the time – the same every time More than 50% of the time – different agents Less than 50% of the time Never Not applicable If you use an agent, do you receive your fee from the agent or from the venue? Venue only Mixture of and venue Agent only
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