Aaron Marcus discusses the perils of signing a model release form without going over it closely
You’ve seen them thousands of times in magazines and newspapers and on billboards and posters — the “real” faces that entice you to buy everything from food to shampoo. Many of them are trained and skilled actors, but they’re also commercial models and they earn between $50 – $250 an hour
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