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Product Description
• All the tools a photographer needs to craft licensing agreements, price licenses, and negotiate fees
• Real-life examples, sample agreements, Q&A section, plus legal advice in layman’s terms
Today, photographers can make every image pay and pay again by controlling and pricing the rights to their work. In Licensing Photography, a veteran photographer and a respected attorney team up to present the complex subject of licensing in clear, understandable terms. With this step-by-step guide, readers will be able to forge successful. Legally sound, and profitable agreements. Digital image and internet technology mean the market for licensing is bigger than ever—and Licensing Photography helps every photographer get a piece of the pie.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #493504 in Books
- Published on: 2006-02-01
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Paperback
- 208 pages
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About the Author
Richard Weisgrau, a professional photographer, was the executive director of the American Society of Media Photographers (ASMP) for fifteen years. He is the author of The Real Business of Photography and other books. He lives in Narbeth, PA.
Victor S. Perlman, a highly respected lawyer specializing in the arts, is managing director of ASMP, where he has served as general counsel for more than ten years. He lives in Philadelphia
Customer Reviews
Like Having A Lawyer In Your Pocket
While there is absolutely NO substitute for a good lawyer, this book offers sound legal advice, detailed sample contracts, and so much more. I am so glad I purchased this book!
A resource that helps photographers price and control their work
Photography pursuits blend well with business in Licensing Photography, a resource that helps photographers price and control their work. With all the photography books on the market, surprisingly few address the issues of licensing as a way of making or managing works. Here a veteran photographer and an intellectual property attorney team up to examine the issues, explain how licensing photography works, and survey related issues from copyright protection and identifying infringements to release forms, agreements and negotiating tactics for both print and online media.
