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Media accreditation

Basketball Queensland (BQ) require all photographers and videographers to register and be accredited prior to capturing content at any BQ event.

Applications

Competitions Media Accreditation

Covering Basketball Queensland leagues and competitions? Submit your application for the accreditation! All media personnel must adhere to BQ’s child safety and media guidelines. Approval is required, and all accredited personnel must follow BQ’s child safety and media guidelines.

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Tournaments Media Accreditation

Want to capture the action at Molten CBSQ, State Championships or other Basketball Queensland tournaments? To apply for State Championships, please use the application link provided by your association. For Molten CBSQ, applications can be submitted via the link on the CBSQ page. All media accreditation applications require approval, and accredited personnel must comply with Basketball Queensland’s Child Safety and Media Guidelines.

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Official Photography:

HighFlyer Images is the official photographer for State Championships, capturing team and action shots. While Basketball Queensland aims to photograph all teams, coverage is not guaranteed. Teams wanting exclusive coverage must organise their own photographer, who must apply for Tournament Media Accreditation.

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Media Accreditation:

Media accreditation is required for anyone capturing photography or videography using professional camera equipment, excluding mobile phones. Applications must be submitted in advance, with approvals confirmed one week before the event.

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Content Usage & Commercial Rights:

Accredited photographers cannot commercialise content, including selling photos, highlight reels, or mixtapes. All captured content remains the property of Basketball Queensland and may only be used for editorial and promotional purposes.

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Child Safety & Compliance:

All media personnel must follow Basketball Queensland’s Child Safety Guidelines, ensuring content is appropriate and respects athlete privacy. Breaches may result in accreditation revocation and future bans.