Protection
Photo and Video Release Form
The release you get signed before you use someone's face, voice, or likeness in your marketing. Protects you when a testimonial or shoot goes public.
What is inside
- Grant of rights to use likeness and voice
- Media, channels, and duration covered
- Compensation or no-compensation acknowledgment
- Minor and guardian consent section
Who it is for
Anyone putting real people in their marketing: testimonial videos, event photos, podcast clips, and shoots that include minors.
Questions it answers
- What permission do I need before using someone's face or voice?
- Which channels and how long does the permission cover?
- What extra consent do I need when the person is a minor?
What you get
A photo and video release in Word and PDF, including a minor-consent version, ready to hand out on set.
Format: Editable Word + PDF
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Editable Word + PDF
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