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iStockPhoto.com / Re: expiration date on model release?
« on: November 16, 2009, 13:32 »
I wouldn't put this on every model release. This idea is more for those people who shoot the same model over and over. For example, I shoot my son and daughter all the time. It is a PITA to keep printing out model releases and making sure the dates match up. I apologize for not explaining myself clearly.

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iStockPhoto.com / expiration date on model release?
« on: November 16, 2009, 10:51 »
I have a crazy idea... why not add an expiration statement to your model releases such as:

 "This authorization EXPIRES twelve months from the date it is signed and specifically authorizes the release of any content created before and after the date signed up until the expiration date."

I used to work for a copy service contracted by many different hospitals. In order to release medical records, you have to sign an authorization to do so. It remains valid for the time indicated on the release. That way, the patient doesn't have to come in and sign a release form every time they are admitted to the hospital. Their doctors can use the authorization they have on file to request copies of the records. Maybe something like this could apply to model releases.

I think I'm going to try it. What do you think?

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