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			 by MHD on Thu May 26, 2005 5:51 pm
 Out of the blue!
 Just got a call from a Law student at college asking me to shoot the law competition on at university this saturday....
 I was pretty generous, charging only an hourly rate and no retainer (they only want an hours shooting) so its not a big money venture but nice to get the business!
 Now to go check out the venue...   
			
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 by MHD on Thu May 26, 2005 5:52 pm
 and on the subject, does anyone use a contract/document to sign the pictures to the client, but not the copyright
 Something that says: "You can use these images but you cant claim the copyright"
 ?
 
			
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 by birddog114 on Thu May 26, 2005 6:51 pm
 MHD,
 (they only want an hours shooting) 
 Only shooting for an hour    20 shots then is an hour work.Birddog114
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 by shakey on Thu May 26, 2005 8:01 pm
 MHD wrote:and on the subject, does anyone use a contract/document to sign the pictures to the client, but not the copyright
 Something that says: "You can use these images but you cant claim the copyright"
 ?
 I'm sure you could get the Law student to whip up a contract...but then again his hourly rate may be more than yours...   
			
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 by Alex on Thu May 26, 2005 8:31 pm
 Congratulations on getting the job!!!
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 by MHD on Thu May 26, 2005 10:38 pm
 shakey wrote:MHD wrote:and on the subject, does anyone use a contract/document to sign the pictures to the client, but not the copyright
 Something that says: "You can use these images but you cant claim the copyright"
 ?
 I'm sure you could get the Law student to whip up a contract...but then again his hourly rate may be more than yours...  
 hehe... thats why I didnt whip up one of my own as I think it might look funny!
 Yeah, I have told them to expect 10-15 PPed shots on CD. and I expect to get 20 (so they will be happy). I also asked for a shoot-list of about 10
 I'm charging a rate that makes it worth my while being there (remember I am a student and it does not take much!)
 Sounds like an interesting subject to shoot, basically mock trials in a judged competition.... 
			
				 MHD
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 by nodabs on Fri May 27, 2005 12:56 am
 nice just make sure that you charge the same rate for your PS  work as you do for the actual shooting 
			
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 by Geoff on Fri May 27, 2005 3:11 am
 Congrats Scott! That's great. Let us know how it goes won't you!?   
			
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 by birddog114 on Fri May 27, 2005 7:22 am
 MHD,
 Charge as much as you can, cos those guys will become a bastard liars and ripping off our citizen in the near future    And get enough monies to pay off your next lust.Birddog114
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 by thaddeus on Fri May 27, 2005 8:09 am
 Birddog114 wrote:MHD, Charge as much as you can, cos those guys will become a bastard liars and ripping off our citizen in the near future    And get enough monies to pay off your next lust.
 don't worry birddog, as a law graduate myself i can assure you that only half the class will go on to practice law.  the rest will go on to do MBAs and become merchant bankers   
			
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 by joolz on Fri May 27, 2005 2:10 pm
 So how was Birddog wrong?     (Nothing against merchant bankers)
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 by PiroStitch on Fri May 27, 2005 3:40 pm
  ROFL, i'm planning to study my masters in law   
			
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