Nevada Grant of Right to use Photographic Likeness of Minor for Advertising Purposes

• Category: Licenses - Photography
• State: Multi-State
• Control #: US-0277BG
• Format: Word; Rich Text

Description

To avoid potential claims of invasion of privacy or right of publicity, the person who intends to use such images should require each individual depicted to execute a model release. Models under the age of 18 years are considered minors. If the model is a The Nevada Grant of Right to use Photographic Likeness of Minor for Advertising Purposes is a legal document that governs the use of a minor's likeness for commercial purposes in the state of Nevada. This grant provides consent and permission to use a minor's photographic image in advertising materials, such as print advertisements, commercials, billboards, online promotions, and marketing campaigns. Keywords: Nevada Grant, Photographic Likeness, Minor, Advertising Purposes, Commercial Use, Legal Document, Consent, Permission, Likeness, Advertising Materials, Print Advertisements, Commercials, Billboards, Online Promotions, Marketing Campaigns. Different Types of Nevada Grant of Right to use Photographic Likeness of Minor for Advertising Purposes: 1. Standard Nevada Grant: This type of grant establishes the legal consent for the use of a minor's photographic likeness in advertising materials for a specific campaign or period. 2. Extended Nevada Grant: In this case, the grant extends beyond a specific campaign or period, allowing the licensee to use the minor's likeness for an extended period, such as multiple campaigns over several years. 3. Exclusive Nevada Grant: This grant gives the licensee exclusive rights to use the minor's photographic likeness solely for advertising purposes, prohibiting any other party from using the same image without consent. 4. Limited Nevada Grant: A limited grant specifies the specific types of advertising materials or platforms where the minor's likeness can be used, such as print advertisements only, excluding other forms like online or televised advertisements. 5. Non-Exclusive Nevada Grant: This type of grant allows multiple parties to use the minor's photographic likeness for advertising purposes, as long as each licensee obtains consent and adheres to the terms outlined in the grant. 6. Conditional Nevada Grant: A conditional grant may have additional requirements or restrictions, such as requiring the licensee to provide compensation or royalties to the minor for the use of their likeness. 7. Revocable Nevada Grant: This grant allows the minor or their legal guardian to revoke or terminate the licensee's right to use their photographic likeness for advertising purposes, typically under certain circumstances or breach of agreed-upon terms.

The Nevada Grant of Right to use Photographic Likeness of Minor for Advertising Purposes is a legal document that governs the use of a minor's likeness for commercial purposes in the state of Nevada. This grant provides consent and permission to use a minor's photographic image in advertising materials, such as print advertisements, commercials, billboards, online promotions, and marketing campaigns. Keywords: Nevada Grant, Photographic Likeness, Minor, Advertising Purposes, Commercial Use, Legal Document, Consent, Permission, Likeness, Advertising Materials, Print Advertisements, Commercials, Billboards, Online Promotions, Marketing Campaigns. Different Types of Nevada Grant of Right to use Photographic Likeness of Minor for Advertising Purposes: 1. Standard Nevada Grant: This type of grant establishes the legal consent for the use of a minor's photographic likeness in advertising materials for a specific campaign or period. 2. Extended Nevada Grant: In this case, the grant extends beyond a specific campaign or period, allowing the licensee to use the minor's likeness for an extended period, such as multiple campaigns over several years. 3. Exclusive Nevada Grant: This grant gives the licensee exclusive rights to use the minor's photographic likeness solely for advertising purposes, prohibiting any other party from using the same image without consent. 4. Limited Nevada Grant: A limited grant specifies the specific types of advertising materials or platforms where the minor's likeness can be used, such as print advertisements only, excluding other forms like online or televised advertisements. 5. Non-Exclusive Nevada Grant: This type of grant allows multiple parties to use the minor's photographic likeness for advertising purposes, as long as each licensee obtains consent and adheres to the terms outlined in the grant. 6. Conditional Nevada Grant: A conditional grant may have additional requirements or restrictions, such as requiring the licensee to provide compensation or royalties to the minor for the use of their likeness. 7. Revocable Nevada Grant: This grant allows the minor or their legal guardian to revoke or terminate the licensee's right to use their photographic likeness for advertising purposes, typically under certain circumstances or breach of agreed-upon terms.