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In almost all cases, permission from the Archdeacon or the Chancellor will be needed and you must consult your Archdeacon at an early stage. Permission will certainly be needed for any works to a church, usually a faculty from the Diocesan Chancellor.

Therefore, churches should try to use photos of the church building or of people from whom they have received consent, like staff and guest speakers, before resorting to photos of those from whom they have not received written consent.

It is not illegal to record someone without their consent in a public place if they are visible and audible, especially if they don't have reasonable expectations of privacy. But in a private setting, such as a bathroom or changing area, recording someone without their knowledge is illegal.

If a church needs to use photos of those from whom it has not received consent, these photos should be less prominent than the other photos that are safe to use. Regardless, a church should never use a photo of a minor without the permission of that minor's parents or guardians.

It is a crime under certain state and federal laws to surreptitiously make video or audio recordings?that is, to do so while avoiding detection, such as when a person eavesdrops and records a conversation or meeting. Ministry leaders should avoid any secretively made recordings, whether actual or perceived.

Showing glimpses of the crowd is generally acceptable as long as people aren't individually identified. As a courtesy, it's a good idea to advise the congregation at the beginning of the worship service that it is being recorded for future posting on the Internet.

Response: Yes, ALL recording of music in worship is protected by the USA copyright laws. You must obtain permission or a license from the copyright owner prior to doing it, even for distribution to shut-ins, with or without charging a fee for the tapes.

It is a crime under certain state and federal laws to surreptitiously make video or audio recordings?that is, to do so while avoiding detection, such as when a person eavesdrops and records a conversation or meeting. Ministry leaders should avoid any secretively made recordings, whether actual or perceived.

Photographing public places - gardens, a Church, A Government Building - like a Court, photographs of public streets with people inside - like shop vendors, children playing, bridges, cars and taxis on streets, street plays, etc (these images can contain brands or buildings or people or all of them) - can be sold using ...