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TFS/TFP Shooting
TFS oder TFP stands for „Time for Shooting
or Time for Photos.“
This shooting is free of charge for the participant,
but it is associated with consideration or declarations.
In return, it may be possible to follow specifications
in terms of theme and style or declarations of agreement
refer to be available on time and to agreed publicity
rights.
No claim can be made on a TFS or TFP shoot, as it
not fee-based offer. While the photgrapher provides
the full creative services and also assumes costs and
effort, the participant receives a previously agreed
number of pictures without having to pay them.
TFS/TFP shootings are therefore not booked, but
are part of personal agreements. And yet basic rules
from media law/copyright law apply.
With the copyright law, the photographer claims the
exclusive right of disposal and determination of the
photos. Unilateral claims, of any kind, are excluded from
the outset.
The participiant receives a limited number of pictures
for the private publication needs, but not print files
or even entire photo sets.
Conversely, the photographer receives the agreemet
for the publication and a reference image use. Both
parties are prohibited from commercial use, as well
as a handout to third parties, the sale or trade of
such images.
The violation of personal rights is just as inadmissible
as the misuse of image material .
The permission for reference photo use may be withdrawn
at any time in the event of breach of these principles.
Conversely, the photographer may withdrawn the rights
of use in special cases or demand the irrevocable and
permanent erase of the images. These are all mutual
legal aspects covered by media law.
As a rule, however, this is a concept that works very
well and is advantageous for both sides.
TFS or TFP shootings require the unconstrained
ackknowledgement and acceptance of internationally
appicable media law.
Otherwise, regular photo fees apply as an alternative.
Unanswered questions must be asked by the participant on his
or her part and will be answered unrestrictedly.
