2257 regs published in full

RawAlex · 2005-05-25, 01:12 PM

Airdick, I am not really sure, but I suspect this would mean that you cannot mix your model releases with your accounting information, or mix it with other non-related stuff. In other words, you need a file / cabinet / or database area specifically assigned to the job of model releases 2257 information, and cross reference materials. I know some people who put their model releases with their account stuff (file the model release with the payment info, the production costs, etc, all in one folder). That wouldn't be acceptable anymore I don't think.

Also, read the whole new 75. It is VERY specific as to what needs to be in each record.

Alex

SirMoby · 2005-05-25, 03:55 PM

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Originally Posted by RawAlex

In other words, you need a file / cabinet / or database area specifically assigned to the job of model releases 2257 information, and cross reference materials.

I'm thinking about purchasing 2 laptops just for the purpose of maintaining records. Having a backup of the database may not be good enough if you can't get it loaded within a few minutes.

2005-05-25, 01:12 PM	#1
RawAlex Took the hint. Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 5,597	Airdick, I am not really sure, but I suspect this would mean that you cannot mix your model releases with your accounting information, or mix it with other non-related stuff. In other words, you need a file / cabinet / or database area specifically assigned to the job of model releases 2257 information, and cross reference materials. I know some people who put their model releases with their account stuff (file the model release with the payment info, the production costs, etc, all in one folder). That wouldn't be acceptable anymore I don't think. Also, read the whole new 75. It is VERY specific as to what needs to be in each record. Alex