If you are photographing a girl several times over a period of weeks, is it necessary to get a model release for each day or will one release cover all those days ? This question is in reference to a standard model release. I normally get a new one for each session, I am just curious.
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i don't bother having them sign anything
just make sure you ask they are 18+
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One for every session, and each session should have it's own identification marker.Originally posted by Shonine
If you are photographing a girl several times over a period of weeks, is it necessary to get a model release for each day or will one release cover all those days ? This question is in reference to a standard model release. I normally get a new one for each session, I am just curious.Comment
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Thanks for the advicei don't bother having them sign anything
just make sure you ask they are 18+
no need to see any ID or shit
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Originally posted by freeadultcontent
One for every session, and each session should have it's own identification marker.
yep every session
it woudl be easy for a model to claim she signed off on the first shoot but didnt agree to a later shoot
and always get her to sign FIRST
I've heard too many photographers do a shoot only to have the model turn around at the end and disagree to sign off but STILL demand their money
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hehehe... sorry i'm in a sarcastic mood toniteOriginally posted by Shonine
Thanks for the advice
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Then tell her to fuck off home without the money.Originally posted by =^..^=
yep every session
it woudl be easy for a model to claim she signed off on the first shoot but didnt agree to a later shoot
and always get her to sign FIRST
I've heard too many photographers do a shoot only to have the model turn around at the end and disagree to sign off but STILL demand their money
They are being paid for the right to sell the work and the modelling.
Depends how your release is worded, but a good way to get around any model claiming one set was paid and the other a "free" one, is take a picture of them holding their IDs next to their face on every set.Comment
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Yup, oodles of paperwork too.Originally posted by charly
Then tell her to fuck off home without the money.
They are being paid for the right to sell the work and the modelling.
Depends how your release is worded, but a good way to get around any model claiming one set was paid and the other a "free" one, is take a picture of them holding their IDs next to their face on every set.
I actually videotape the signing process etc.Comment







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