Photography Contract
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This contract must be signed by both parties before the photo shoot.
Model Release
Everyone participating in the photo shoot must sign a model release. All releases must be signed before the photo shoot. What is a Model Release and why should I sign one?
Photo Shoot
Remember the following on the day of the photo shoot:
Image Selection
Timeframe
Images will be watermarked in a private web gallery
Select your final “x” images (as agreed upon beforehand) for retouching. You can always buy additional images if you’d like.
Final Image Delivery
Timeframe
Payment Info
All payments (including deposits and final payments) can be paid via Venmo (@latriciamorgan); Zelle (XXXXX) or check. Credit cards will be charged an extra 3%.
FAQs
What is a Model Release and why do I need to sign one?
A Model Release is an industry standard form and contract between the Photographer and the Subject(s) of the photo shoot. It’s the written permission that allows both the Photographer, the Subject, the Client and any specified additional parties, to use the images. A Model Release ensures there are no grey areas when it comes to using an image.
The Model Release provides rights covers the following:
Where you can use the images: social media, websites, prints etc.
How you can use the images: personal, Public Relations, Marketing, Advertising
How long you can use the images
In the United States, it’s illegal for a Photographer to use someone’s likeness commercially without a Model Release. Likewise, it’s illegal for a Client to use images from a photographer without the same permission.