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  • omygosh
    Confirmed User
    • Apr 2002
    • 132

    #1

    Question for content providers - public content

    Hey guys, I am trying to understand the world of content and the legalities of it. The question I have is any photos or video that is taken inside of bars, our outside of clubs whether it be at mardi gras, bike weeks etc. What are the binding laws on that? Where its not someone you know, not someone you were there setup to shoot and not something that someone has any expectations of privacy with. Do you need model releases and do you need 2257 information? Now if the content is completely non-nude does that change what you need as well?

    Thanks in advance.

    -omy
  • Zorgman
    Confirmed User
    • Aug 2002
    • 6103

    #2
    I would asume all states in each country are different. Depends where those photos would have been taken. When it comes to 2257, ask a lawyer.
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    • ExLust
      Confirmed User
      • Aug 2008
      • 3223

      #3
      Bump for you.

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      • omygosh
        Confirmed User
        • Apr 2002
        • 132

        #4
        Anybody?

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        • omygosh
          Confirmed User
          • Apr 2002
          • 132

          #5
          one more try to see if I can catch anyone on now that has any input. Thanks again. Im not looking for 100% yes no or legal advice, im just wondering.

          The way I look at it is, if people are in a public place with a bunch of people and they know theres cameras (like mardi gras or bike wee) then they have no reasonable expectation of privacy. but... anyone have experience with this one?

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          • JP-pornshooter
            Confirmed User
            • Sep 2006
            • 4007

            #6
            ok input...
            inside clubs and events : if you post by door entrance and disclose to visitors that you will be filming then you are good and need no release form..
            fully public is mostly 100% considered editorial and news worthy and no release needed.
            hope that helps a little..
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            • Joshua G
              dumb libs love censorship
              • Jul 2008
              • 8198

              #7
              Model releases & permissions are just formalities. if someone doesnt like you depicting them, you'll get sued. its that simple.

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              • papagmp
                Confirmed User
                • Mar 2008
                • 618

                #8
                There are a number of good books on the subject - the one on my desk right now is titled "Legal Handbook for Photographers" by Bert P Krages, Esq isbn: 1-58428-059-X

                There is a lot of case law on this - meaning a lot of people have sued as stated above - and laws vary considerably from state to state.

                Bottom line is always consult an attorney before putting your ass on the line.
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                • amateurcanada
                  Confirmed User
                  • Jul 2001
                  • 3766

                  #9
                  Originally posted by omygosh
                  Hey guys, I am trying to understand the world of content and the legalities of it. The question I have is any photos or video that is taken inside of bars, our outside of clubs whether it be at mardi gras, bike weeks etc. What are the binding laws on that? Where its not someone you know, not someone you were there setup to shoot and not something that someone has any expectations of privacy with. Do you need model releases and do you need 2257 information? Now if the content is completely non-nude does that change what you need as well?

                  Thanks in advance.

                  -omy
                  Nude or not there must be releases for all actors in the movie, anything exposed. If you blur out peoples faces and they are not interacting your usually ok. If your super paranoid legally, you would need a filming permit to even use outdoor areas.

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                  • CYF
                    Coupon Guru
                    • Mar 2009
                    • 10973

                    #10
                    Originally posted by papagmp
                    There are a number of good books on the subject - the one on my desk right now is titled "Legal Handbook for Photographers" by Bert P Krages, Esq isbn: 1-58428-059-X

                    There is a lot of case law on this - meaning a lot of people have sued as stated above - and laws vary considerably from state to state.

                    Bottom line is always consult an attorney before putting your ass on the line.
                    That's a great book, and he has a free Photographer's Rights .pdf pamphlet that I have printed out and stuffed in my camera bag.

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