Photography competition rules
September 24, 2015 2:19 PM Subscribe
We want to set up a photography competition for our students. Our goal is to stimulate them to take pics of the class (all adults) doing class related activity.
What rules do we need to have in place to protect ourselves and to ensure a transparent and fair competition?
We will provide a cash prize. We hope to use some of the photos for later promotional activity but will not use any photos without permission of the copyright owner. The photo taking will not be credit bearing though a sensible student might well use their pictures to enhance a report. We are in the UK.
We will provide a cash prize. We hope to use some of the photos for later promotional activity but will not use any photos without permission of the copyright owner. The photo taking will not be credit bearing though a sensible student might well use their pictures to enhance a report. We are in the UK.
Best answer: Use a system like Entry Thingy for the entries so you can do the jurying blind. I'd have multiple jurors as well.
posted by kpraslowicz at 3:01 PM on September 24, 2015
posted by kpraslowicz at 3:01 PM on September 24, 2015
Best answer: Get impartial third-party judges who are qualified to judge but who aren't involved with the class. Maybe a panel of other art teachers?
posted by erst at 7:18 PM on September 24, 2015
posted by erst at 7:18 PM on September 24, 2015
Response by poster: Thanks all, that's exactly the sort of advice I need. I should be able to find a photography tutor to judge. The permission thing is very useful too, DarlingBri.
posted by biffa at 1:40 AM on September 25, 2015
posted by biffa at 1:40 AM on September 25, 2015
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