This Media License Agreement (the “Agreement”) is made and entered into as of the date of delivery of the digital images (the “Effective Date”) by and between Aaron Yates (the “Photographer”) and the undersigned Client (the “Client”). 1. Grant of License The Photographer grants the Client a non-exclusive, non-transferable license to use the digital images […]
Category: How To
Working with raw footage
Many of our clients request “raw” footage that we have captured so that it can be used in a variety of different ways. Most often, clients wish to use that raw footage to create their own social media videos or reels. While it may seem straightforward for those that are adept at using simple tools […]
How to create a “Run of Show” for your event
Planning and executing a live event requires precision, timing, and clear communication. A well-organized “Run of Show” document is essential to keep your team on track, ensuring that every part of the event flows seamlessly. This guide will walk you through creating an effective “Run of Show” document to help make your event a success. […]
Screen Content Specifications
In order to properly display your content on our screens — whether you are employing traditional projectors or an LED wall — here are some tips. Optimizing Content for Projection Screens at Live Events Creating visuals for projection screens at live events requires careful planning to ensure clarity, impact, and smooth display. Here’s a guide […]
Preparing a Residential Listing
The biggest indicator of success of a real estate photography package is the level of preparation that’s been undertaken by the homeowner and/or the listing agent. As photographers, we can make your listing shine, but if it’s not properly cleaned, organized, decluttered, and landscaped, there’s only so much lipstick we can put on it! Key […]