If you need photography to enhance communications or to cover an event, browse the scenarios below to decide which option is best for you.
If you only need filler photographs for a PowerPoint presentation, please refer to the ECU Media Gallery web page for an appropriate shot.
ECU has corporate style guidelines for the preparation of flyers and brochures, including downloadable Word templates.
Once you have the template, check the ECU Media Gallery web page for photo options. If there’s nothing suitable and you need a new photo, you'll need to commission a professional photographer.
Please contact your Marketing Account Manager to discuss.
Check the ECU Media Gallery web page or browse through the ECU Brand Hub Media Library visit ECU’s Brand Hub (sign-in via ECU SSO). If you require a high resolution photograph or it needs to be taken off-campus, you will need to organise a professional photographer. Please contact your Marketing Account Manager to discuss.
Advertising photography needs to be professionally shot and in a particular style. All advertising is coordinated through Brand, Marketing and Creative Services. Please contact your Marketing Account Manager to discuss.
Depending on what the photos are to be used for, you may wish to consider hiring a professional photographer to cover your event. Alternatively, if you wish to cover the event yourself and don’t have access to a suitable camera, our Creative Services team may be able to lend you one. Please contact your Marketing Account Manager to discuss.
All persons having their photos taken will need to sign a Photographic Release Form giving ECU permission to use their photos in printed publications or online.
The Office of Legal Services provide talent release forms for different situations; the forms can be downloaded from the Legal Forms and Notices webpage.
Brand and Marketing has developed a set of image guidelines that relates to the capture, storage, supply and publishing of still images within ECU for activities outside of those categorised as 'educational purposes', i.e. informational, promotional or other commercial activities.
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