LawDepot’s Model and Entertainment Release template can be used for photography and videography. Select the country in which you work and continue with the following steps.
1. Select your release purpose
First, select a blank, reusable template if you have multiple models for one project or a specific release for just one model participating in a shoot.
Then, choose the purpose of your release. You can choose to cover photos, videos, or both for the model to grant consent.
2. Include both parties’ details
Continue by including the necessary contact details for both parties.
For example, say you’re a camera operator creating a single-use release. You’ll include your or your company’s contact details. Then, proceed to include the name and contact information for your model.
If the model is a minor, you can customise your release to allow a parent or guardian to sign on their child’s behalf.
3. Specify your data retention period
To be GDPR compliant per the Data Protection Act 2018, you must include how long you’ll keep the model’s personal data (i.e., name, address, phone number, etc.).
Compliance also requires you to delete personal data once it has fulfilled its purpose.
Our template includes a privacy statement for collecting personal information to make your release GDPR compliant.
4. Add your signing details and location
If there are additional details you need to include in your release, you can create additional clauses specific to your shoot. Most releases don’t need additional clauses.
Continue to make your release by adding the signing date. You can include a signing date now, or add it later. When creating your signing details, you’ll need to include the city where the release will be signed.
Finally, include if a witness will be present during the release’s signing.