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Re: Re: Re: Margaret Haywood
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Reynolds
The question might come down to this.
Is consent broken if you are filmed without being asked first?
or
Is consent broken when *someone else* views the video without the person filmed being asked?
(Simply, do you need to sign the consent first, or only if it is going to be seen by a third party?)
I suspect that this is something that filmmakers have to tackle with should a bystander wander into their shot - have they just broken consent, or is it only broken if the bystander doesn't sign a release and you show it anyway?
One for more legal minds than mine - and depending on your decision it might make CCTV cameras illegal...
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