🎓 Quick Quiz: Do You Know Your Image Rights?

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Think you know who owns your image—or what happens when a photo of you is used without permission? Test your knowledge with this 5-question quiz based on real-life legal issues, including the Black Stalin case. Whether you're an artist, photographer, or promoter, this quiz will help you separate fact from fiction—and avoid costly mistakes.

What is one thing an artist can do to protect their image rights in the absence of specific legislation? *

2 points

Post a disclaimer on Instagram

Use written agreements with photographers

Watermark every photo they appear in

Which of the following best describes the legal issue in the Black Stalin case? *

2 points

The performer’s estate sold merchandise without a trademark

A photo was used without the photographer’s permission

A fan posted a photo online

The artist’s voice was sampled in a song

Is there a law in Trinidad and Tobago that automatically gives performers control over how their image is used? *

2 points

Yes, it’s part of the Copyright Act

Only for Carnival performers

No, but there are other legal protections

Yes, it’s called the Right of Publicity

If a photographer takes a photo of you at a public event, who owns the copyright to that photo? *

2 points

You, because it’s your image

The event organizer

The photographer

The government

What is the tort of passing-off primarily used for? *

2 points

Protecting photographers’ copyright

Preventing the use of stolen music

Stopping false endorsements that damage goodwill

Registering a business name

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