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[Richard Niederberg]

It could help if there was a dispute. When responding to a submission
prompted by a Request for Proposal that I had distributed for a Design and
Build contract for costumes, set pieces, graphics, props, lighting, etc, I
stamp and sign the drawing(s) very conspicuously and hand the
designer/vendor a down payment at that time. If there are Change Orders, I,
as the Producer, sign them. The Director is not authorized to make changes
or expend my or the investor's money.
/s/ Richard
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On Mon, Jan 25, 2016 at 7:09 AM, Rob Graham via Stagecraft <
stagecraft at theatrical.net> wrote:

> I'd agree with what Mr. Salzberg says is required.  I think the best
> part of what he says is that there's also no one "right way."
>
> I, too, have never had a drawing with an approval signature.
>
> I also talk about things like "personal trademarks/logos" (I use one
> on my drawings these days), and legal disclaimers.
>
> While I've never specifically heard of a case where they've impacted
> the legal outcome of any dispute or issue, when asked, my response has
> always been "if there's room on your drawing, its better to have it
> and not need it, than need it, and not have it."
>
> YMMV,
>
> Rob Graham
> photonguide at gmail.com
>
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/s/ Richard
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