Content Creators

Become an Official NAHC Content Creator

Are you an online content creator or media representative? Would you be interested in covering the National Australian Horror Convention and/or the ‘A Midsummer Night’s Scream’ Costumed Masquerade Fundraiser? If so, check out our guidelines and policies below. Still interested? Submit an application form, and we’ll be contacting successful applicants closer to the event date(s).

What You Get

Successful applicants will be given free DisMemberships to attend the event(s) they will be covering. NAHC will also promote attending creators on all our social media platforms through at least one shared post (produced either by NAHC or the creator) as the relevant event(s) grow closer.

What We Require

NAHC requires all content creators to observe the relevant Terms & Conditions (see below). Additionally, we expect content creators to issue at least one media post prior to the relevant event(s) to promote their attendance, and a minimum of one post following the event. Content is also permitted to be posted, streamed or podcast directly from the events themselves.

Use of Content

In observing the Terms & Conditions (see below), content creators are granted permission to use all permitted content as desired, so long as the event at which the content was created is mentioned / credited, and the following hashtags used for online content: #nahc #nahc2027 #natozhorrorcon

Content Creator Terms & Conditions

Photography, Filming and Streaming are all permitted at both the National Australian Horror Convention (NAHC) and the ‘A Midsummer Night’s Scream’ Costumed Masquerade Fundraiser (AMNS), with the following being our only restrictions:

In terms of equipment, handheld cameras or filming devices are more than fine; however, we do not permit studio setups such as tripods, flash instruments and backdrops except by prior approval.

Photography and filming is permitted in public assemblies (more than 6 people) unless directed otherwise by a NAHC Coven (committee) member. Content Creators must obtain the permission of individuals or small groups (6 or less people) before photographing, filming or interviewing them, as per our standard Convention Rules. Content creators and/or producers must also disclose to attendees and participants if the content will be used for commercial media, broadcast or narrowcast, sale or reproduction.

In all cases above, NAHC organisers, staff, guests, attendees and participants have full rightof refusal to be photographed, filmed or interviewed.

Should you have queries regarding any of the above, please contact us directly.