just curious if any of the pro shooters on here apply for working visas when they are on shoot outs - running workshops and on vacation with images shot being taken for financial gain at a later date.
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working visas for pro shooters
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Seminars tend to be held in places other than that of the home country of the photographer so it depends on the visa regulations of the country visited. I don't think many people apply for a media related visa to host a photo seminar though. Taking photos in a country and benefiting financially from those images in the same country is not normally the case. You pay your pro dues in the country where your company is registered I guess, maybe some of the pro snappers here can chime in.just curious if any of the pro shooters on here apply for working visas when they are on shoot outs - running workshops and on vacation with images shot being taken for financial gain at a later date.I work for Nat Geo on the filming side and it is about a 50/50 split as to whether our projects have filming permits etc.
Cheers,
Mark.
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I work for Nat Geo on the filming side and it is about a 50/50 split as to whether our projects have filming permits etc.
Cheers,
Mark.
Oooohhh Hark at him all Mr lardy daa !!!!
Dive safe
Dean(first paid job on a 'PLANET EARTH' film set)B
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Loud and Proud mate, best way to be, as you should be too.......urrrrmmm, is a staring role in Blue Peter anything to shout about ???Oooohhh Hark at him all Mr lardy daa !!!!Dive safe
Dean(first paid job on a 'PLANET EARTH' film set)B
Mark
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Loud and Proud mate, best way to be, as you should be too.......urrrrmmm, is a staring role in Blue Peter anything to shout about ???
Mark
I thought it was 'Peters Blue'.. the Porno extravaganza !!!!....
Dive safe
DeanB
