1.
If no model release is signed for a portrait
session, and the client tells you a year later that they don’t want their
photos used in your website anymore, do they have that right to dictate
when/where their images can be used even though no model release form was
signed?
2.
Is it OK to photograph subjects at public
events, such as festivals, parades, and rallys, then post them on an internet
gallery for sale? I was thinking of taking photographs at a local festival,
then selling them on my website. Is it OK to post photos on the net of people
that anyone else could purchase for themselves?
3.
Who owns the copyright if a client pays you to
take the picture
4.
Who owns the photo if my assistant/associate
photographer takes the picture?
5.
What does registering a copyright do for me?
6.
If someone does sue me (or the LLC in this case)
what could they get? If I distribute most if not all of the cash to myself
during the course of the year, the business then really has no assets to get?
Can they collect previously stated earnings?
7.
Is my camera considered an "asset" of
the business? I have a nice camera. However, I may use these cameras for
personal use as well But, is there a way to distinguish whether it is an
"asset of the LLC" or a "personal" asset used in the
business. I am just wondering if someone could take it in a lawsuit or something.
8.
Is an LLC drastically more complicated to create
than just a sole proprietorship? Are there any state reporting requirements
other than filing?
9.
Somebody infringed my copyright. What can I do?
10.
What does a model release protect me from, and
is it needed.
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