https://www.posetteforever.com/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=1775&p=26849#p26849
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Ozymandias Jones
Wednesday, 23 November 2005, 01:14 AM


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This is not a new problem.

I did a film editing course a few years back and we were warned about taking any film that may be shown in public that had anyone appearing who hadn't singed a release form. Makes sense in a commercial production, no big deal.

Then he went on to say that lawyers were looking at finding ways to start invasion of privacy suits against anyone (that you can proove) who takes your picture without your express permission. That would include anyone! If taking a picture of the Washington Capitol building, you would either have to wait until all the people were out of the way (!?) and no one appeared in the frame, or get permission of everyone there to take their picture!

HUH!

 :snooty:


