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This document provides guidance on obtaining permission to use photographs in a magazine. It addresses three photos and the necessary steps to gain permission from the photographers and subjects. For each photo, it asks who is pictured, what permission is needed, how to get permission, if permission is possible, and includes a sample permission proof form to fill out if permission is granted. The document emphasizes getting permission from both the photographers and the individuals photographed.
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Task 11 photo permission
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- 1. Photo 1 Question Answer Who is the picture of? The picture is of Amy, Lauren, Lydia and Sam from TOWIE. What permission do you I will need to get need to use them in your permission off the magazine? photographer. How can you get the Find out the permission? photographers number/email address. Is it possible for you to get Yes. the permission? If yes, place proof of permission on next slide If no, what photo can you -------------------------------- use instead? -------------------------------- -----------------------------
- 2. Photo 1 permission proof • Name (block capitals) SAM FAIERS , AMY CHILDS, LAUREN GOODGER,LYDIA BRIGHT……………………… • Signature ……………………………………………… • Address ……7 STAR LANE………………………. • Name and address of model agency..NTA PROFFESIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS … 141 BLOOMTIED ROAD……………………………….. • Witness …SAMUAL CROSSE………………….. • Date of Sitting …22.2.2012……………………. • Photographer …DAVE ALLEN………………… • Assignment ………………………………………….. • Invoice or petty cash voucher … cash……………………………………………………
- 3. Photo 2 Question Answer Who is the picture of? This is a picture of Sam from TOWIE. What permission do you I will need to use the need to use them in your photographers and Sam's magazine? permission to use this picture in my magazine. How can you get the Find out the permission? photographers number/email. Is it possible for you to get Yes. the permission? If yes, place proof of permission on next slide If no, what photo can you ----------------------------------- use instead? ----------------------------------- -----------------------------------
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