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a really good model release please???
hey guys i have a somewhat amateur model i want to shoot but i want to give her the full confidence i wont do anything she dosent want me to do with her pictures. ie sell them to a porn mag/ do stuff without her permission. anyone have a good model release!??? please e-mail me! [email protected] thanks in advance! -James Jun 23 05 05:46 am Link God loves you when you google. I have a limited model release I like, but I found the basic form through a google search. Jun 23 05 10:08 am Link Posted by theda: God must really love me, I google several times a day. Jun 23 05 10:11 am Link I have a model release drawn up by my attorny. Let me know if you want it. Michael Barone Studio Jun 23 05 10:15 am Link Posted by George Butler: Posted by theda: God must really love me, I google several times a day. All that googling will make you go blind Jun 23 05 10:22 am Link How about this: THE IMAGES ARE MINE! ALL MINE AND NOBODY ELSES! I CAN DO ANYTHING I WANT WITH THEM!!! MUAH HA HA HA HA HA HA!!!!! Ok, that's probably a little extreme. Find something a little friendlier. :-) Jun 23 05 10:29 am Link Posted by LarryB: Wow...LMAO... Jun 23 05 10:37 am Link Posted by Barone Studio: You might want to ask your attorney if it is ok to gave away his work...... Just a thought there. Jun 23 05 10:51 am Link my lawyer wrote this for me. there is an adult and a minor form, (my minor release is with the minor not the parent bc legally the minor can revoke the contract at any point in her life, the only thing you could do is then sue the parent for breach, my release gives the model until a week after the age of majority to ratify) plus a proposed form of consideration form they sign before we start so you don't get caught with your pants down at the end of the shoot when a model says. "TFP?" or "$50 an hour you said $100." http://www.smlphotography.com/Modeling_Info.html good luck. cheers scott Jun 23 05 10:51 am Link Just use a standard release. Write any restrictions on the margin, ie "no porn web site or men's magazine use". Both parties initial the changes, sign it and the change becomes part of the release. Jun 23 05 10:59 am Link Posted by SML photography: How important are witnesses? Jun 23 05 11:20 am Link here are some standard releases and a model-waiver which I received from other photogs. I alter them (slightly) to add "no sales" when I do TFP. http://home.earthlink.net/~m_h_young/PhotoForms.html witnesses are good, so is adding a drivers licence# (you never know when/where a model may move!) Jun 23 05 11:46 am Link How important are witnesses? From a technical standpoint they are important, but I usually don't bother with them and have never had a problem. Jun 23 05 02:12 pm Link Posted by LarryB: LMAO! Jun 23 05 08:20 pm Link The last issue of Digital Pro magazine have an article about release forms and also a sample release you can type up. Jun 23 05 08:36 pm Link Business and Legal Forms for Photographers (Business and Legal Forms) -- by Tad Crawford; Paperback Jun 24 05 10:18 am Link |
