TV Spot for new Seinfeld show uses my uber-low-priced RF image

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This weekend while I was sitting in front of my TV watching my beloved Dallas Cowboys kick the tar out of Philadelphia in the first round of the NFL playoffs, a promo for Jerry Seinfield’s new show, Marriage Ref, came on the tube.

It includes an image I shot for Getty Images’ RF collection several years ago of an older woman in curlers eating popcorn on a bed.

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3 Responses to “TV Spot for new Seinfeld show uses my uber-low-priced RF image”

 

  • Ted Lochwyn says:

    January 11, 2010 at 10:20 am

    That is pretty amazing. Too bad you’re not seeing more money out of that, Greg; but a great showcase for your work! I’d say (though the lack of remuneration is obviously an annoyance), let that go and build on what’s happened. Brag about the national exposure!!!

     

  • Facebook User says:

    January 11, 2010 at 10:38 am

    Yes, you are correct that this is nice thing to toot my horn about. However, when I speak about the “Decline” of the photography industry, I was simply using this image to illustrate a point. I am quite “Surprised” that a Royalty Free image was used for a national TV ad for the reasons I blogged about. If you are an actor and you appeared in the advertisement in a role of moving images, perhaps you have more bragging rights and it would help your career.

     

  • Mat says:

    February 8, 2010 at 8:06 pm

    I’m confused. If you didn’t want your image to be used, why sell it royalty free? More to the point, why would a TV Network pay big bucks for an image, when one is available royalty free?

    Great pictures by the way.

     


 

 

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