4 ms·
> If I tell my assistant to snap a photo, it's still credited to me, not them, though I might also credit them. You can do what you want. But only legally so i
by creer 2y ago
> If I tell my assistant to snap a photo, it's still credited to me, not them, though I might also credit them.
You can do what you want. But only legally so if their contract says so.
- soulofmischief 2y agoI was speaking in general about the law, individual contracts nonwithstanding.
- creer 2y ago> I was speaking in general about the law, individual contracts nonwithstanding. Then no. If your assistant snaps the photo and their contract doesn't try to address this, then they are the author (in US law) and could file for and fight you for, the copyright. You can credit each other as much as you want - US law doesn't care much about that. European law tends to care.
- soulofmischief 2y agoOf course, and any reasonable person will have that in contract with their assistant, I didn't feel the need to specify.