What do you do when a company asks to use your photo? In this ThinkTAP Learn video, instructor Seth Polansky walks you through how to get started with licensing your work, including the different types of licenses and how to setup an agreement. Want to learn more about how to
The Enthusiast’s Guide to Travel published by Rocky Nook — Author Jordana Wright explains some of the cultural hazards in photographing in distant lands and how to find out what’s OK to shoot both in the U.S. and abroad. In my travels, I have experienced almost every potential reaction to
A popular myth in both photographic and academic cultures is fair use. The doctrine provides situations where copyrighted works can be used without paying. It places restrictions on: The purpose and character of the use, including whether such use is of a commercial nature or is for nonprofit educational purposes
Did that headline get you attention? Trust me… you want to check this out. The folks at Duke University’s Center for the Study of the Public Domain has produced a comic book that explains copyright in both a clear and interesting way. Learn about the delicate balance between intellectual property
I wanted to take a moment to discuss a concept you’ll often heard thrown around… it’s called Fair Use. Now, before I go too deep a few caveats. I am not a lawyer. Laws vary country to country. If you have questions, see a lawyer you trust. Okay, with that
Whether you’re building a slideshow or editing a video, music is an important factor to consider for emotional connection to the audience. The internet is tempting with many sites that allow you to download any song you desire. But we have to warn you. Just because it is free doesn’t
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