Fijn Weekend
Fijn Weekend is the agreement on working terms for Dutch commercial productions, made between FijnWeekend and the commercial producers (the FW-CP agreement, see fijnweekend.film). In CrewShift it's one of the two rules sources a project can use. Producers pick it when they create a project, and crew can pick it for a personal project. A project on Fijn Weekend carries the Fijn Weekend badge, and everyone on it is paid by the same rules.
CrewShift applies the pay terms of the agreement: the day fee, overtime, premiums, rest, travel days, per diem and late cancellation. Other parts of the agreement, such as when an option has to become a booking, aren't tracked in the app.
The values
Hourly amounts are a share of your hourly rate, which is the day rate divided by 10. How pay is calculated explains how each rule turns into a pay line.
- Compensation model
- Daily + overtime
- Full day
- 10 base hours, lunch (30 min) counts as work time
- Running lunch or French hours
- 8 base hours
- Half day
- up to 6 hours, 75% of the day rate
- Office day
- 100% of the day rate
- Overtime
- 150% from 10 hours, 200% from 14, 300% from 16
- Maximum overtime rate
- no hour pays more than 300% of your hourly rate
- Night premium (22:00 to 06:00)
- +50% per regular hour in the window; night overtime pays the overtime rate × 150%, up to 300%
- Sunday or public holiday
- +50% of that day's fee, on every Sunday and holiday
- 6th and 7th day in a row
- +50% and +100% of that day's fee
- Sleep-in day
- one day rate, after a clock-out between midnight and 02:00
- Rest between two workdays
- 10 hours
- Rest around a single day off
- 34 hours
- Rest over a weekend
- 58 hours
- Each hour of missing rest
- 150% of your hourly rate
- Travel under 5 hours
- the hours × 75% of your hourly rate
- Travel of 5 hours or more
- half a day rate
- Mileage
- €0.23 per km
- Late cancellation
- 25% of the day fee with under 72 hours' notice, 50% under 48 hours, 100% under 24 hours
Per diem
Per diem isn't part of the work rules, but Fijn Weekend fixes the amount: €25 on production and office days, €50 on travel days. On each day the producer only chooses whether it's paid. See Per diem.
What's fixed
- No value can be edited, and a department or crew member can't get an exception.
- A late-cancellation fee can't be waived. A fee marked Reschedule · declined can still be settled by agreement.
- The off-plan thresholds stay editable, because they only flag timesheets and never change pay.
For different values, choose Custom. It starts from the Fijn Weekend values, unlocked (Fijn Weekend or Custom). On a project with crew you can switch until the first deal memo is signed. You can also duplicate the Fijn Weekend preset into a template of your own (Work-rule templates).
Related topics
Projects & the shooting schedule
Create a project, build its shooting schedule, and plan scenarios before you change the live plan.
Scenarios
Try a different schedule or team in a copy of the plan, compare what it costs, and promote it to the live plan when you're ready.
Schedule changes
What happens to your booking when a shooting day is added, removed, moved or cancelled.
Work rules
The settings that turn clocked hours into pay, and where producers and crew find them.