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C. Artistic /Programming <br />1) Finalize the Film Fiesta program, including the development of all screenings, talent, <br />local entertainment, dates, locations, VIP presentations, sponsor recognition as <br />described in Producer's Proposal of Services (Exhibit A) and submit to PRCSA two <br />weeks prior to the first screening for final approval. <br />2) Finalize the list of all confirmed talent, celebrities, and entertainment identified in <br />Producer's Proposal of Services (Exhibit A) and submit to PRCSA two weeks prior to <br />the first screening for final approval. Submit to PRCSA any changes as they occur. <br />3) Provide a series of free screenings that will include appropriate activities for families, <br />insightful documentaries, and popular themes for people from different cultures. The <br />total number of screenings will be agreed between Producer and City, selected from <br />the list submitted in Producer's Proposal of Services (Exhibit "A "). <br />4) Develop and incorporate ancillary activities that will complement the screenings that <br />will engage the community in a positive and productive way. <br />5) Design and produce a creative brand (look and feel) for the celebration, to be used in all <br />advertising and promotional materials and submit to PRCSA by July 2, 2012 for final <br />approval. If a theme is considered, City and Producer must reach mutual agreement as <br />to said theme. <br />6) Negotiate and contract with all talent and performers, including travel logistics and <br />technical requirements. <br />7) Producer agrees not to sell or distribute or allow the sale of or distribution of any <br />tobacco products during the Film Fiesta. <br />8) Ensure permits and insurance requirements are secured by all subcontractors. <br />9) Arrange for and deliver to PRCSA two weeks prior to the start of the event, written <br />permissions allowing PRCSA to use photos and /or videos of the participating artists <br />prior to the Film Fiesta. <br />1 O) Pay for all artistic /programming costs. <br />D. Event Planning and Management <br />1) Ensure that all personnel identified and defined in Producer's Proposal of Services <br />(Exhibit A) are available to carry out their assigned duties as defined and provide <br />adequate supervision of all personnel throughout the event. <br />2) Ensure effective communication and coordination between multiple sectors of event <br />planning and management, including City departments, County services, Fiestas Patrias <br />Festival Promoter and Parade Promoter, event sub - contractors and vendors to prevent <br />conflicts in scheduling and other potential problems. <br />3) Develop and submit to PRCSA two weeks prior to the start of the Fiesta a plan for <br />vendor oversight and steps to be taken to ensure compliance by vendors of rules and <br />regulations, including vendor information meetings or other strategies that may be <br />utilized. <br />4) Producer must ensure that vendors do not exhibit or sell inappropriate merchandise <br />such as sexually explicit items, weapons, etc. and that the screenings and ancillary <br />activities are appropriate for families with children. <br />5) Submit to PRCSA two weeks prior to the start of the event a list of confirmed vendors, <br />including contact information and activities to be conducted by each for final approval. <br />6) Manage all aspects of the Film Fiesta from the point of initial planning to post event <br />evaluation, report to PRCSA any issues or problems that arise during planning, and <br />coordinate with PRCSA to mitigate such issues or problems in a timely manner. <br />7 <br />