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if the event is in public, and they do the recording, is this clause even necessary? they already have the rights to their recording of you in public (not talki
by gcb0 9y ago
if the event is in public, and they do the recording, is this clause even necessary? they already have the rights to their recording of you in public (not talking about the bat shit insane part about you being responsible for copyright on the content they are recording, like background music)
- Crosseye_Jack 9y agoBut most ticketed events are on private property. It’s not so much as public but that you have been invited in. Also different regions have different rules about filming in public for commercial content as an example about where permission of everyone in the background might be needed to be granted see France https://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/en/press-room/terms-and-conditions-for-filming-in-france/ https://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/en/press-room/terms-and-condi...
- Fej 9y agoI'm on staff at an anime convention. We use Eventbrite. Our event is on private property, but more importantly - one of our traditional features is a couple of rooms in which attendees can simply watch anime with other people. Eventbrite's clause would be in direct violation of our agreements with licensors. We can't even allow a second of footage of the content. Once I had to ask a guy who was wearing Google Glass to take it off, even though I knew he wasn't going to record anything, because it was a camera directly pointing at the screen. (He was very cool about it, and even let me try it out!)