• Wedding photographers
• Travel and wildlife photographers
• Professional Liability Coverage
• Employment Practices Liability Coverage
Being a professional photographer is a rewarding career path, but it comes with certain inherent risks. For example, a photographer can have equipment stolen, be sued for damages incurred during an accident, be sued by a model or face any number of other perils. Photography insurance doesn’t prevent disasters, but it helps financially protect photographers in Vermont if a covered incident does happen.
Photography insurance policies are specialized commercial insurance policies that have been designed to meet the needs of photographers and similar professionals. So that they can provide an array of protections, most photographer policies are written as package policies that come with a number of individual protections.
Generally speaking, most photography studios and professional photographers located in Vermont ought to consider purchasing a photographer insurance policy. This typically includes:
In addition to still photographers, videographers frequently also can benefit from the protections offered by a photographer policy. Although there are technical differences between photography and videography work, the risks that professionals in each line of work are often similar and this type of policy is normally well-designed to protect against those risks.
Anyone who wonders whether a photography policy truly does meet their risk mitigation needs can speak with an insurance agent who specializes in photography policies and is familiar with other commercial coverage options.
The protections included in photographer policies can vary slightly from one policy to the next, and professionals usually have some ability to adjust the coverages included within their particular policy. There are, however, several protections that many policies offer and most photographers appreciate having. Some of these more common protections are:
Along with these, photographers who work at multiple locations likely also can benefit from commercial auto coverage and inland marine coverage. The former normally protects against accidents that occur while driving for work, and the latter usually covers equipment while it’s being transported between locations.
Many photographers use a single computer for both personal and work activities. Whether such a computer is covered by a photographer insurance policy can only be determined after reviewing that specific policy’s terms and conditions. This is something that a knowledgeable insurance agent can help with.
Our business was with the same trusted agent for over 20 years. Mike Bancroft offered to evaluate our policies and see if he could save us some money on both Workmen's Comp and general liability. He did, and in the process even moved us to better coverage. Mike also offers a superb quality of service. Cannot recommend highly enough.
Mike Bancroft has been great to work with. He has assisted with my Business Auto, Tool Coverage, Homeowners and all other types of insurance needs. I wouldn't be surprised if they change their name to Paige, Campbell & Bancroft soon!
Extremely prompt, personable, and professional service! Despite only needing a workers' comp policy for one employee, Paige & Campbell was very receptive and ensured to shop my policy around to ensure I received a great price that was almost half of what another broker quoted me.
Photographer policies’ premiums vary, but they tend to be affordable. Paying premiums almost certainly is more affordable than what a major claim might cost if there’s no insurance coverage in place.
Photographers who want to know exactly what they’ll have to pay for insurance can speak with an independent insurance agent. An independent agent isn’t obligated to any one insurance company and can provide quotes from multiple insurers, which makes it easy to compare how much different companies will charge for a given set of coverages.
For assistance in finding photographer insurance, talk with one of the independent insurance agents of Paige & Campbell Insurance. Our Vermont agents have the freedom to show you multiple photography insurance quotes, and they have the expertise necessary to help you pick the best policy for yourself or your studio.
Barre
P.O. Box 469
297 North Main Street
Barre, VT 05641
(802) 476-6631
Bradford
P.O. Box 392
25 North Main Street
Bradford, VT
(802) 222-5222
Waitsfield
5197 Main Street, Suite 3
Waitsfield, VT 05673
(802) 496-3118
This material is for informational purposes only. All statements herein are subject to the provisions, exclusions and conditions of the applicable policy, state and federal laws. For an actual description of coverage, terms and conditions, please refer to the applicable insurance policy or check with your insurance professional. The illustrations, instructions and principles contained in the material are general in scope and, to the best of our knowledge, current at the time of publication.
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