Multiple Image users

I have been invited to shoot my very first Fashion shoot. It's a TF setup, so I won't be getting paid. The studio is giving us free time to do the shoot. The MUA is giving her time and the clothing store is supplying cloths and two models. The studio has an intern that's setting things up and has two models scheduled for the shoot. He wants two or three photographers total and he will be doing a behind the scenes video.
My question is this: I want everyone to have equal billing with the use of my images.
That's to say the Studio can use my images for their studio promotion as well as the MUA, clothing store and models. I want everyone contributing to have credit wherever the images are used.
Why type of contract would be used for this type of collaboration. I have model release contracts already. Thanks for any help you can offer

Anybody have a suggestion????????????

Sounds like a pain in the butt to be honest, how do you expect that sort of credit to be given?

tim wrote in post #10220302
Sounds like a pain in the butt to be honest, how do you expect that sort of credit to be given?

I was gonna have it setup so that each contributor had promotional usage rights, with the stipulation that each one had to give credit to the others wherever the images are used.
I think this would be fair for everyone involved. Everyone would benefit from each others use.
We have a total of 4 contributors, including myself, so it would require each user to list 3 credits on the image, website, book, portfolio ETC.
I was thinking I could use a watermark with everyone listed on the images and then give them all a limited usage agreement for promotional use with the stipulation that the credits must be in tact to keep the limited license.
Otherwise they would need to discontinue image use and the license agreement would be revoked.

All 4 contributors are set to have a meeting 2 days before the shoot. I would lay it out then and have them sign the agreement. If they don't wanna have everyone benefit, then I would not be part of the shoot.

In that case produce a VERY limited number images, put each inside a simple stroke boundry and put everyone's name underneath. Still I suspect the license terms are unwieldy and few people will bother.

tim wrote in post #10220445
In that case produce a VERY limited number images, put each inside a simple stroke boundry and put everyone's name underneath. Still I suspect the license terms are unwieldy and few people will bother.

They want 5 images each. The clothier wants images of the dresses for promo on their website. The MUA wants portraits for her website and the studio wants 5 for theirs.
I get to use them all for my website. This will be part of the collaboration agreement.

drdiesel1 wrote in post #10220554
They want 5 images each. The clothier wants images of the dresses for promo on their website. The MUA wants portraits for her website and the studio wants 5 for theirs.
I get to use them all for my website. This will be part of the collaboration agreement.

i think that sounds pretty fair... Personally, i think just relax and have fun shooting the images, eventually money will come when enough people view and like your photographs...

hhuy888 wrote in post #10246947
i think that sounds pretty fair... Personally, i think just relax and have fun shooting the images, eventually money will come when enough people view and like your photographs...

Yeah. The gig is a TF, but I want everyone to benefit equally