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How much do contestants on big brother make?
In the U.S., each houseguest receives a stipend of $750/week. Once a houseguest makes it to the jury, they are effectively there until the end of the season, so they each receive the full stipend. Big Brother, Season 15 was the longest season yet, running for 13 weeks. Therefore, the nine jury members and two finalists received approximately $9,750 for their stipend. In addition, the winner receives $500,000, the runner-up $50,000, and America's choice receives $25,000 in prize money.
Does second place on survivor win money?
Second place wins nothing on the show "The Amazing Race." That said, whichever team comes in second place has most likely won smaller prizes throughout the season upon their check ins at Pit Stops. The winning team of "The Amazing Race" wins $1 million. "The Amazing Race" is a reality TV game show in which teams of two people compete with other teams for a race around the world.
Do the participants on Bad Girls Club get paid?
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What is the Average salary of a cinematographer per year?
In order to answer this question we must first define the term. The term " cinematographer* " has traditionally meant a film cameraman, and in the recent decade has come to include "videographers" in it's description. Generally, cameramen who shoot weddings, depositions, and local TV ads are not called "cinematographers". A cinematographer may operate the camera, but is always in charge of the image creation and lighting. A camera operator who does not control or design lighting is not generally accepted as a cinematographer, but instead a camera operator. Incomes vary wildly based on the frequency of and type of work a cinematographer gets, as well as market and competition. Since the digital revolution, lowest salaries have dropped drastically as competition has risen exponentially. New cinematographers with a reel and equipment may only earn $200-300 per 10 or 12 hour day, where established cinematographers can earn between $500-$800 per day on multiple day shoots, and hold out for $1500 and up on single day shoots, without providing any gear. Feature film scale is around $5000 per week labor only.. "name" cinematographers can command a quote 5 times that or more... but on low budget indies ( under $2 million ), cinematographers often work for free or a stipend to gain the screen credit and demo reel footage. It is not entirely uncommon in the low budget realm for newer DP's to make less money than their gaffer or camera assistants. Generally, newer cinematographers who provide equipment still make a fraction of what an established cinematographer makes without providing any gear.. ironically, unless hired on a TV series or freelancing for many regular clients, established DP's may have the same annual income as a hard-working and sought after newer cinematographer...but will work a few days a month rather than full time to achieve that income. The author of this answer knows 8 Los Angeles cinematographers and 1 in the midwest; the L.A. cinematographers have annual incomes ranging from $18,000 to over $300,000 , with both being extremes. Most are in the range of $35-75,000. The Midwest cinematographer is at the higher end of that range. In Los Angeles today, many cinematographers work mostly free or have trust funds or savings / benefactors. This is a function of supply and demand and may not be true in all global markets.. clearly however the digital revolution and the explosion of film schools has shortened the learning curve and demystified some of the craft to the point that now there are far too many people calling themselves "cinematographer" to all be employed, even occasionally. It is an incredibly attractive, and hence competitive, career field. *The union definition of cinematographer is "Director of Photography" or "DP" ( occasionally "DoP", archaic U.S. / British. In the UK, cinematography is divided between Lighting Cameraman and Operating Cameraman.
How much does Dr Phil pay guests for being on his show?
TotallyYes there is no doubt about it. if someone says different then i totally disagree with him or her.He appears to be a Huckster of mediocre advice at best. Often on the TV show he comes across as rude, opinionated, and arrogant. Probably one of the reasons so many people like to watch it, kind of a highbrow version of Jerry Springer. Many of the guests are also held to a contractual ransom of sorts, similar to how the producers of the Jerry Springer show treated their "guests".He went to University of North Texas for his PhD, a 4th tier college, which means it has the lowest ranking. His PhD thesis was on the psychological effects of rheumatoid arthritis. His license was suspended and revoked for having a sexual relationship with a teenage client. He was ordered to take ethics classes, but never finished them. He currently does not hold a license to practice anywhere, nor has he held a licence for quite sometime.
What is a sentence for stipend?
his payments were stipend
How do you use the word stipend in a sentence?
An example of using stipend in a sentence would be, 'My mom was offered a stipend instead of a regular salary. ' Stipend is usually a small amount of money paid to someone.
Use stipend in a sentence?
After the car accident, Haley was on a stipend from the university while she recovered.
How do you use stipend in a sentence?
After Alex bought a new bike, he was on a stipend with his mom to pay her back.
Is stipend taxable?
If the stipend was for books or education, it is not taxable. Other stipends may be taxable depending on their purpose.
What is a clergyman's salary?
STIPEND
Do you give a stipend to a Catholic deacon at a funeral?
You need to call your parish office and ask what stipend is considered appropriate in your diocese.
What is a clergyman's salary called?
stipend
Is stipend pay tax free?
no
What is a priests stipend?
A stipend is an amount of money given to a priest on a regular schedule for living expenses. Stipends vary from diocese to diocese.
What is the law when a stipend is cancelled?
A stipend is a fixed sum of money paid periodically for services or to defray expenses. The fact that remuneration is termed a "fee" or "stipend" rather than salary or wages is immaterial they are subject to employment taxes. Payment of stipends is made according to the policies of the governing entity.Since the stipend is not considered to be a part of your base yearly salary or hourly wage, unless the stipend amount was guaranteed to you, either by contract or labor agreement, you have no recourse against your employer.
What is a builders club stipend?
A Builders Club stipend is your Bonus loyalty to BC, longer your BC the more bonus of Robux each day!
