> With my personal vlogs I've still asked for on-camera releases, which
> are quick and painless - but not the most legally clearing. I'm not
> making any money off of it but if I ever decided to put my vlogs on a
> DVD and sell it, I would have to track all those people down and ask
> permission to use their image. So, it's good to get a signed release
> if you think there is a possiblity in the future of making money off
> of your films/videos. It never hurts to carry a folder with extra
> releases just in case.
Would you mind sharing examples of the text you have signed and what
you have people read? That would be extremely helpful, thanks.
I'd also suggest everyone have a look at the "Be Legal" section of
http://www.channel4.com/fourdocs/ (thanks to whoever it was the
pointed out this project to the group the other day). It's very good,
at least as regards UK law (and I suspect the points it makes are at
least minimums for every other country).
--
best regards,
Deirdré Straughan
www.straughan.com (personal)
www.tvblob.com (work)
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