Because events are no longer allowed to be filmed, I used an extendable painters pole with a GoPro mounted to it and used old footage of the area I had in my library to create this video!
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Because events are no longer allowed to be filmed, I used an extendable painters pole with a GoPro mounted to it and used old footage of the area I had in my library to create this video!
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I have been told more than once, "to please not film the crafts." They think I'm trying to steal their ideas.
That's actually pretty typical for craft fairs and art shows, especially one with truly original works.
BTW great video!
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Drone bum...
Oh... Big No No! Some of them crafters get pretty cranky about video around their stuff! Been there. Been kicked out. Didn't get a T shirt either...
Had it happen to me when I was filming for the local TV station years ago. Yup, typical.
Briefly...
anyone can say they don't want to be photographed.
In US, only way to stop photos on private property is
if owner asks you to leave.
Art fairs have no activity AFAIK that can't be
photographed due to invasion of privacy.
Photograph it any way you want, just don't
violate copyright by making image of JUST
one artwork without adding other elements
to image, such as people, surroundings, etc.
anyone can say they don't want to be photographed.
In US, only way to stop photos on private property is
if owner asks you to leave.
Art fairs have no activity AFAIK that can't be
photographed due to invasion of privacy.
Photograph it any way you want, just don't
violate copyright by making image of JUST
one artwork without adding other elements
to image, such as people, surroundings, etc.
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