Copyright & Licensing

Every photo, video, drone image, and floor plan created by Wendell & Anthony Media is protected by U.S. copyright law. This page explains how our media may be used, who receives a license, and when additional licensing is required.

Copyright Ownership

All photographs, videos, drone imagery, floor plans, and other media created by Wendell & Anthony Media are protected under United States copyright law.

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, Wendell & Anthony Media retains full ownership of all copyrighted media.

What This Means

Purchasing media from Wendell & Anthony Media grants a license to use the media as described below.

Copyright ownership is not transferred with your purchase.

Standard Client License

The original purchasing agent or client receives a non-exclusive, non-transferable license to use the purchased media for marketing the photographed property.

The license remains valid while the property is actively listed for sale or during its initial rental marketing period.

Your License Includes

This license is non-transferable and applies only to the original purchasing client unless otherwise authorized in writing.

 

License Restrictions

The following uses are not permitted under our standard real estate marketing license.

Additional Licensing

Some uses of our media fall outside the standard real estate marketing license and require additional written permission or a separate licensing agreement.

Available Licensing Options

Frequently Asked Questions

Wendell & Anthony Media retains copyright ownership of all photographs, videos, drone imagery, floor plans, and other media unless otherwise agreed in writing.

Your purchase includes a non-exclusive, non-transferable license to market the photographed property during the active listing period.

No. The standard license belongs only to the original purchasing client and may not be transferred without written permission.

Yes. If you are the original purchasing client and you relist the same property, your license continues to allow you to market that property.

Yes, but they must obtain a separate commercial license before using the media.

Unauthorized use may constitute copyright infringement under United States copyright law. If you believe additional licensing is needed, please contact us before using the media.

Questions About Copyright or Licensing?

We’re happy to explain how our licensing works before you use any media.