Cameras and Filming Sample Clauses

Cameras and Filming. Only the Exhibitor may grant permission to have his/her exhibit and/or product photographed or videotaped. Exhibitor grants to WEF a perpetual non-exclusive license to photograph, display and otherwise use any likeness of the Exhibitor’s exhibit for the purpose of advertising future activities of WEF or future exhibitions. The only videotaping or electronic recording of any exhibit or equipment in the Residuals and Biosolids exhibit halls which may take place is by the Exhibitor recording his/her own exhibit or equipment. Any exhibitor taking photographs or videotape of another's exhibit or product without permission must relinquish the film or digital media upon request; the film or digital media will be disposed of one year after being relinquished. Exhibitors shall comply with the WEF Camera Policy for Media as included in the online Exhibitor Service Manual.
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Cameras and Filming. The only videotaping or electronic recording of any exhibit or equipment in the WEF Collection Systems Conference and Stormwater Summit exhibit halls which may take place is by the Exhibitor recording his/her own exhibit or equipment. Any exhibitor taking photographs or videotape of another's exhibit or product without permission must relinquish or immediately delete the film or digital media upon request; the film or digital media will be disposed of one year after being relinquished. No photography and/or videotaping will be permitted by Exhibitor without prior written authorization by WEF Management.
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Cameras and Filming. Registration and attendance at or participation in the Show or Sponsor meetings and other activities constitutes an agreement by the Exhibitor on behalf of its employees, agents and contractors to Sponsor’s use and distribution (both now and in the future) of the image or voice of Exhibitor, its employees, agents and contractors in photographs, videotapes, electronic reproductions, or audiotapes of such events and activities. The only photography, videotaping or electronic recording of any exhibit or equipment
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Cameras and Filming. (a) The Hirer shall not (and ensure that its Employees and Agents shall not) film, transmit or produce or permit or allow the transmission or reproduction by television or sound broadcast or by any other means any of the performance or part thereof unless the same shall have been previously approved in writing by CAC. All written applications for filming must be submitted to CAC and obtain Director approval. A small administration fee may apply to process the application, but no filming fee will be charged. If the Hirer obtains such approvals, the Hirer must include in any photography, television or broadcast such material and information that may be required by CAC; (b) CAC reserves the right to take photographs, recordings and footage of the Event for Council purposes (including promotional, marketing, archival purposes and annual reports).
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