User talk:S2bass

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File:Stuart Bass and Barry Sonnenfeld prepping A Series of Unfortunate Events.jpg

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Déjà vu • ✉ 01:20, 8 November 2019 (UTC)

This is my photo

I gave Barry Sonnenfeld's assistant my camera and had him shoot the two of us, mostly for publicity and interviews. I have permission from Barry to use his likeness in the photo. When I was giving interviews like the Art of the Cut interview I would provide the photos to the journalist with no restrictions on use. I have sent the photo to permissions-commons@wikimedia.org for clearance. However if there is anything you could do to help that would be appreciated.

I retired from film editing a year ago and wanted to have a Wikipedia page as a legacy. If I can make this one work, I hope to continue making pages for many of fellow television editors. I noticed that feature film editors like Walter Murch and Jon Poll have Wikipedia pages but for some reason television editors are excluded.

If there is an advice you can lend on how to get this page published and what I can do to make it better I would appreciate it.

Stuart Bass — Preceding unsigned comment added by S2bass (talk • contribs) 18:29, 9 November 2019 (UTC)

These are my photos

In this case I had Barry Sonnenfeld's assistant take the photo of us. Barry cleared it for any use. I allowed Steve Hullfish to use the photo on his site "The Art of the Cut". It is my photo and I am allowing Wikimedia to use it.

I have other photos I would like to use. They are similar in that when I give interviews I often give them to the interviewer and they are published with my approval.

How do I clear my photos for my use? S2bass (talk) 18:35, 9 November 2019 (UTC)

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