Copyright & Limited Commercial Use Clause for Photographers
If you’re a brand or commercial photographer/videographer and have a contract but just need to add in a Limited Commercial Release Copyright clause, this is for you! This clause gives two options for releasing the copyright: one for a limited commercial release only where you allow the client to use the photos for commercial use and you, as the photographer/videographer, still keep the copyright ownership, or two, a full assignment of copyright ownership over to the client.
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