Wedding Law Training for On-Location Photography Professionals: May 25 at 10:00 a.m.
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Wedding Law Training for On-Location Filming Professionals—May 25, Morning Session
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In light of the reality of increasing problems at outdoor photo shoots and your desire to address this issue, we will conduct training on the following topics:
Please make time in your schedule to attend.
We would greatly appreciate it if you could make arrangements to attend. Thank you very much.
Note
○ Purpose
Acquire preventive measures and legal strategies for handling problems on film sets to minimize such issues.
○ Number of participants: Approximately 50
◯ Target Audience: On-location filming staff
◯ Date and Time: May 25, 10:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
◯Location: @Onna Village Tourism Association
◯Participation fee: 1,000 yen per person
Training Content (Tentative)
1. An Accident Occurs During a Photo Shoot! Who Is Liable?
(Example) ・ The bride fell and was injured while being photographed at the beach. Is the photographer liable?
・ The groom collapsed from heatstroke during the photo shoot. We were billed for medical expenses—are we obligated to pay?
・ A car accident occurs while the bride and groom are being driven to their destination. Who is liable?
2. To what extent must restrictions on photography be observed?
(Example) ・ What is the legal effect of “restrictions” imposed by local governments that manage coastal areas?
・ We received a complaint saying, “Don’t film with our facility in the background.” Do we have to comply?
3. Precautions When Posting Photos and Videos on Social Media
(Example) ・ What should you keep in mind when posting photos you've taken on social media?
・ I had posted this with permission, but the person contacted me saying, “I’m divorced, so please take it down.” Do I need to do anything about this?
(Example) ・ How should the terms of the contract be defined?
・ What is the best way to ensure that we sign contracts with customers visiting the prefecture from Tokyo or Osaka?
Instructor: Professor Natsume
Education: Completed the Master’s Program at the Graduate School of Law, Hokkaido University
After working at a real estate company, he joined Novarese Co., Ltd. in 2009.
I entered the wedding industry as a legal affairs specialist, handling matters such as music copyrights and responding to malicious complaints, among other things.
Even after witnessing the reality firsthand, I was stunned by the scarcity of legal information that took the industry’s actual conditions into account, so I decided to
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Achievements
2019 Cabinet Office “Okinawa-Style Core Talent Development Project” Instructor
2015–2018: Japan Bridal Culture Promotion Association (Public Interest Incorporated Association)
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