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Originally Posted by Studio25
Our school has that one covered, too: Any child whose parent doesn't want them to be on video or photographed simply doesn't take part in the play.
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That's the simple solution and saves a lot of messing.
It's a shame for the child who misses out though.
I'm sure that most parents who refuse permission have a valid reason for doing so such as not wanting a violent ex partner to know their whereabouts.
There's no way to keep everyone happy....you either tell 29 sets of parents that they can't take photos or you have one little child who, through no fault of their own, can't be in the play.
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