From the course: Copyright for Photographers: Rights and Releases
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Exploring editorial vs. commercial use of images
From the course: Copyright for Photographers: Rights and Releases
Exploring editorial vs. commercial use of images
Ben Long: I know there are also location releases. Property releases Property releases, yes, so what's that about? Caroline Wright: There is the fear of being sued in the United States. I don't wanna be sued, and so there's really these property releases that have been created for which so far, there has really been no purpose for it, legal purpose for it, except for trespassing. You're really using a property release to say I have the right to be on this property and to shoot. Ok That's really all that matters. This is recently been tested by a very interesting case. On Lombard Street in San Francisco, the very colorful houses. Ben Long: Curviest street in the city. Caroline Wright: Yes, right, in the United States. A photographer took a photograph of one of the houses. It's brightly colored, easily identified. This photograph of this house was used to advertise mortgages. The property owner sued, because people started asking "well did you need a mortgage, are you in financial…
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Photographers' rights when shooting11m 34s
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Discussing privacy and publicity rights3m 33s
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Understanding where photographers have the right to shoot6m 19s
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Exploring editorial vs. commercial use of images5m 10s
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Concluding with trademarks and commercial work10m 5s
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