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TERMINOLOGY

Terminology usage for this site:

• “Private” or “Corporate” or “Invitation-only”
  Refers to invitation-only parties, meetings or events.
  Not promoted or open to the general public.
  Refers to events that are closed to the general public.
  Examples include: private or company invite-only parties or events, or many trade-shows (that are invite-only). Birthdays, weddings, anniversaries, youth parties, invite-only conventions, etc.
  Admission may be free or ticketed.

• “Secular“
  Refers to non-religious.
  There is no significant religious element associated with the event.

• “Religious“
  Refers to an event that has a religious element,
  such as a religious service, religious music/artist, or
  religious association/organization (such as a ministry, church or synagogue).

• “Nonperformance appearance“
  Refers to hiring a celebrity to be a guest only.
  No presentation, no singing, no hosting, no speech, etc.
  The celebrity will be considered a nonperforming “guest” at the event.
  The celebrity may be asked to do a “meet-and-greet” or a “mix-and-mingle”.

• “Open-to-the-public” or “PUBLIC“
  Refers to events that are promoted and open to the general public.
  Examples would be public concerts, state/county fairs, public festivals,
  open-to-the-public fund-raisers, open-to-the-public nightclub events, etc.
  Admission may be free or ticketed.

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BU.DGET

Budget minimum
Budget minimums are required.

• You must have a talent-fee budget that meets or exceeds posted minimum requirement levels.
  The posted minimum levels refer to “talent-fee budget for a single act”.
  You might be wanting to hire multiple acts. If so, of course, your budget must reflect that.

  This does not imply that you can get a particular celebrity at these levels.
  Many artists indicated on our site have fees that FAR exceed our stated minimum budget requirement.
  For instance, a $25,000 budget will not get you a $1,000,000 artist.
  Each “information-request” form will clearly indicate the minimum budget requirement for that form.

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