Santa Barbara Soap

["Mitchell P. Warner" <indepth@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

All,  please forgive the forwarding of a msg, but I thought you might like
to know....


>Approved-By:  "P.J. Heller" <pjheller@xxxxxxxx>
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>Date:         Sun, 24 Jan 1999 23:49:24 -0800
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>From: "P.J. Heller" <pjheller@xxxxxxxx>
>Subject:      Santa Barbara Soap
>To: STOCKPHOTO@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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>Just thought I'd see what my fellow list members think about the latest
>news from Santa Barbara, especially in light of the discussion here about
>permit fees in national parks.
>
>Santa Barbara officials have dusted off a 10-year-old measure that requires
>photographers to get a permit in order to shoot in any city park -- or at
>any city landmark.
>
>There are three different scenarios:
>
>Editorial Photo/Film Shoots -- No fees or permits required if you're
>shooting for news, features or editorial usage.
>
>Free-lance editorial shoot -- No fee or permit required IF you agree to
>share ALL your work and publication rights with the city (parks and rec
>dept.) If you don't agree, it will cost you $258 each time you shoot in the
>park. This policy is aimed at photographers who are shooting for calendars,
>books or postcards.
>
>Commercial shoot -- Submit an application, provide proof of insurance and
>pay the $258 fee and you can get a permit.
>
>SB officials claim that other cities, including LA, San Francisco, and San
>Diego all charge for shooting in the parks.
>
>Just curious about what others have run into and how they've handled it.
>
>PJHeller
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