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Any kind of photography or videography that directly competes with the services offered by Official Photographers is not allowed. This encompasses, but is not restricted to, providing image galleries to exhibitors, marketing services, or conducting business from an onsite venue or public online point of sale, portrait sessions, and customized video and photography packages.
PR firms and photographers/videographers whose services do not interfere with Official Photographers can utilize this form to apply for a Photography Pass, adhering to the following stipulations:
Official Photographers have precedence in all areas outside the arenas and during award ceremonies. Private photographers/videographers are not allowed within arenas, including during award ceremonies. The use of drones is expressly forbidden.
A workspace and WiFi access will be accessible to those with credentials.
For full details, please refer to the World Equestrian Center – Ocala Photography Policy.
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