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Sample Release for Photography, Filming, Videotaping, and Recording Before photographing, filming, or recording an individual or group, it’s important to obtain permission of those participating for the right to use their image. Asking participants to review and sign a form like the one below helps to ensure that individuals are willing participants of a project and will help avoid challenges after the fact. As workshop participants present this form for signature, they can use this as an opportunity to speak with individuals about the work they’re doing or the topic of their campaign. Please note: the following form can be used as a guideline for creating a release form that is appropriate for local laws. Please do not assume that this release is comprehensive in covering issues that may be relevant for your community. Subject/Title of Project: _________________________________________________________________________ Location: ____________________________________________________________________
I agree that [name of photographer/videographer] and [name of American Space] may use such photographs, video, or recordings with or without my name for any lawful purpose, such as publicity, education, illustration, advertising, and Web content. I understand and agree that I shall receive no honorarium, fee or payment of any kind either monetary or non-monetary, for being filmed, videotaped, photographed or recorded for the above use or any other use in relation to this project. I have read and understand the above: Signature: ________________________________________________________________________________________ Printed Name: ___________________________________________________________________________________ Date: _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Signature of parent or guardian: _______________________________________________________________ (if under age 18)
Focus: Film an important subject in your community such as a monument or significant individual. Keep the subject in focus while the community engages with it. Angle: Film a public space in your community that holds significance to you for several minutes. This can be a religious space, a place for sports or recreation, an important family setting, etc. Try to capture your feelings about this space using a Low angle or High angle. Shot: Choose a person of significance to you in your community and film them in a setting or context that is appropriate to who they are using a Long Shot. Film the same subject using a Close Shot talking about who they are and their relationship to you and/or the community. Camera Movement: Film a routine you do daily from a first person perspective by using the Tracking camera movement. Use other camera movements to highlight and emphasize areas in your daily routine that hold significance to you as you move. Incorporate at least two more movement techniques into the challenge such as zoom, tilt, pan or boom. Community Engagement Challenges Focus: Film an important subject in your community such as a monument or significant individual. Keep the subject in focus while the community engages with it. Angle: Film a public space in your community that holds significance to you for several minutes. This can be a religious space, a place for sports or recreation, an important family setting, etc. Try to capture your feelings about this space using a Low angle or High angle. Shot: Choose a person of significance to you in your community and film them in a setting or context that is appropriate to who they are using a Long Shot. Film the same subject using a Close Shot talking about who they are and their relationship to you and/or the community. Camera Movement: Film a routine you do daily from a first person perspective by using the Tracking camera movement. Use other camera movements to highlight and emphasize areas in your daily routine that hold significance to you as you move. Incorporate at least two more movement techniques into the challenge such as zoom, tilt, pan or boom. Community Engagement Challenges Focus: Film an important subject in your community such as a monument or significant individual. Keep the subject in focus while the community engages with it. Angle: Film a public space in your community that holds significance to you for several minutes. This can be a religious space, a place for sports or recreation, an important family setting, etc. Try to capture your feelings about this space using a Low angle or High angle. Shot: Choose a person of significance to you in your community and film them in a setting or context that is appropriate to who they are using a Long Shot. Film the same subject using a Close Shot talking about who they are and their relationship to you and/or the community. Camera Movement: Film a routine you do daily from a first person perspective by using the Tracking camera movement. Use other camera movements to highlight and emphasize areas in your daily routine that hold significance to you as you move. Incorporate at least two more movement techniques into the challenge such as zoom, tilt, pan or boom. Focus: Film an important subject in your community such as a monument or significant individual. Keep the subject in focus while the community engages with it. Angle: Film a public space in your community that holds significance to you for several minutes. This can be a religious space, a place for sports or recreation, an important family setting, etc. Try to capture your feelings about this space using a Low angle or High angle. Shot: Choose a person of significance to you in your community and film them in a setting or context that is appropriate to who they are using a Long Shot. Film the same subject using a Close Shot talking about who they are and their relationship to you and/or the community. Camera Movement: Film a routine you do daily from a first person perspective by using the Tracking camera movement. Use other camera movements to highlight and emphasize areas in your daily routine that hold significance to you as you move. Incorporate at least two more movement techniques into the challenge such as zoom, tilt, pan or boom. 
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