Another model release question
Jul 9, 2012 13:29:03 #
I plan to do some photo shoots in using my niece in Central America as the subject. I know I will need a model release to sell these as "royalty free" images on the micro-stock agencies. If I do an all-day shoot and end up with a hundred photos for submission, will I be able to use one release for the entire shoot, or do I need a separate release for EACH photo submitted? I certainly hope not, as that would involve signing dozens of forms! :shock:
Jul 9, 2012 13:31:28 #
Lmarc wrote:
I plan to do some photo shoots in using my niece in Central America as the subject. I know I will need a model release to sell these as "royalty free" images on the micro-stock agencies. If I do an all-day shoot and end up with a hundred photos for submission, will I be able to use one release for the entire shoot, or do I need a separate release for EACH photo submitted? I certainly hope not, as that would involve signing dozens of forms! :shock:
I've only ever used one model release for the whole session. I just make sure it have the date and location for the shoot. I've never had an issue with a stock agency not accepting it. Just had to upload it for each photo.
Jul 9, 2012 13:38:21 #
MWAC wrote:
I've only ever used one model release for the whole session. I just make sure it have the date and location for the shoot. I've never had an issue with a stock agency not accepting it. Just had to upload it for each photo.
I've only ever used one model release for the whole session. I just make sure it have the date and location for the shoot. I've never had an issue with a stock agency not accepting it. Just had to upload it for each photo.
Thank you so much for the reply! That was what I was hoping to hear. :D Model releases are new to me, and each agency seems to have their own version. I'm hoping also that language is not a problem because of necessity they will be in Spanish.
Thanks again! :thumbup:
Jul 9, 2012 15:50:37 #
Jul 10, 2012 08:45:20 #
The rule is that you have one model release per model for each seperate session. I don't think the language is an issue. Most of the stock photo sites are multi-national in nature.
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