Videotaping and Photographing Guidelines
We appreciate it if you want to bring your video camera or photo
camera and film the event! Even though, sad but true, we're forced to make some restrictions.
There has been a lot of debate about unwanted publications of
video material from furry conventions, and we want to avoid
getting in trouble.
- You will keep the copyright of all video and photo material you produce
with one exception: Eurofurence e.V. reserves all commercial
publishing rights for all recordings ad photos that were not made inside
anyone's private quarters. You may do anything with your video material or photos,
just not sell them. We will authorize one person to make an
official con video, and we encourage everyone to submit their
material, if they want to.
- We reserve the right to deny filming and photographing rights to overzealous cameramen
if guests should feel harassed by them, or if anyone keeps filming
despite being told to stop it.
- Videotaping and photographing in the artshow room require special permission and must be
supervised by someone of the con staff. Filming and Photographing individual
pieces of artwork are a violation of copyright, like it or not.
We are putting up these rules to prevent uncontrolled access of the
media to recordings of con events. Some guests are very afraid of material
depicting them showing up on TV without their approval (possibly in situations they wouldn't want their boss
to see them in) Furthermore, some
guests of past Eurofurences have complained to us about obstrusive video
filming, and we think something like this shouldn't be allowed to ruin
anyone's fun.
Thank you for your understanding!
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