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TRYMEimNEW
Posts: 3
Moreno Valley, California, US
I AM new to the game i was just wondering if there are any rules as to how TFp/TFCD work?

Would welcome any knowledge

JC
Jun 14 12 01:28 am  Link  Quote 
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Camerosity
Posts: 2,633
Saint Louis, Missouri, US
The rules are whatever you and the model agree to.
Jun 14 12 01:55 am  Link  Quote 
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Stockholm
Posts: 96
Stockholm, Stockholm, Sweden
discuss details with model before shooting.
Jun 14 12 02:00 am  Link  Quote 
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TRYMEimNEW
Posts: 3
Moreno Valley, California, US
Thank you for such fast response. Another question paperwork what is it for and do they have a standard or is it the same what ever you and the model agree too?
Jun 14 12 02:09 am  Link  Quote 
Photographer
Art of the nude
Posts: 11,271
Olivet, Michigan, US

TRYMEimNEW wrote:
Thank you for such fast response. Another question paperwork what is it for and do they have a standard or is it the same what ever you and the model agree too?

The terms are what you agree to, the paperwork should be something created by, or at least approved by, your attorney.

Jun 14 12 05:00 am  Link  Quote 
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That Italian Guy
Posts: 23,025
Bath, England, United Kingdom

Stockholm wrote:
discuss details with model before shooting.

+1

And keep your pants on during the shoot.




Just my $0.02

Ciao
Stefano
www.stefanobrunesci.com

Jun 14 12 05:10 am  Link  Quote 
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Fotographahaulic
Posts: 3,572
Greensboro, North Carolina, US

TRYMEimNEW wrote:
I AM new to the game i was just wondering if there are any rules as to how TFp/TFCD work?

Would welcome any knowledge

JC

No. 1 Rule:   Say what you Do and Do what you Say.

Jun 14 12 05:15 am  Link  Quote 
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wetpaw photography
Posts: 8
Honolulu, Hawaii, US
The most important thing when doing business is that all parties clearly understand what is being exchanged and the terms. You can have a lawyer-drafted contract easily tossed out the window if a judge believes one party was confused or pressured.


Get it in writing, but get it in plain, and concise language.

Easiest way not to get sued is not to piss off people.
Jun 14 12 05:19 am  Link  Quote 
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DOUGLASFOTOS
Posts: 6,388
Los Angeles, California, US
Wait MMERS...OP flew the COUP!!!

Don'ts???  Do not reply to the post!!! Close it down.
Jun 14 12 05:29 am  Link  Quote 
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