Sep 04, 2014 21:28 | #1 I'm in the works of donating my time and "skills" to help some unfortunate seniors in my area with the help of a local agency to provide them some senior pictures.
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samsen Cream of the Crop  7,468 posts Likes: 239 Joined Apr 2006 Location: LA More info | Sep 04, 2014 21:31 | #2 Are you going to make a financial profit out of this? Weak retaliates,
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gonzogolf dumb remark memorialized More info | Sep 04, 2014 21:56 | #4 It seems to me you are overly complicating the process. Just make the offer to the agency that you will do the session. Then ask that the ultimate recipient, or their legal guardian sign a model release. Just use a standard contract, if you have one.
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Sep 04, 2014 22:03 | #5 gonzogolf wrote in post #17136384  It seems to me you are overly complicating the process. Just make the offer to the agency that you will do the session. Then ask that the ultimate recipient, or their legal guardian sign a model release. Just use a standard contract, if you have one. I don't have one as I've never photographed a model before.
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gonzogolf dumb remark memorialized More info | Sep 04, 2014 22:36 | #6 hang your cross wrote in post #17136397 I don't have one as I've never photographed a model before. The agency is ready to go for this. The person that is handling this is someone I graduated high school with so there is more of a personal connection. I guess time to google model contracts. There are plenty of sample model releases available online, just copy and customize as needed.
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johndoorley Senior Member 364 posts Likes: 3 Joined Jan 2011 More info | Nov 07, 2014 20:12 | #7 Sounds like you plan to use the photos in the future for profit, either as stock photos or some other project.
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Apr 19, 2015 20:16 | #8 hang your cross wrote in post #17136343 I'm in the works of donating my time and "skills" to help some unfortunate seniors in my area with the help of a local agency to provide them some senior pictures. I would photography the student, edit the pictures and hand over the files to the agency is what I'm thinking. Would I need to get any type of waiver for me to use these photos in the future? If so, how would I word and introduce the waiver / contract without making it sound too crazy that the agency wouldn't go for it? Thanks here's a good place to start your research into this issue:
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