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Releases For Use in Film and Video

Obtaining proper written permissions is the responsibility of the producer. Below are five types of common releases:

1. General Release which should be used for non-actors.

2. Talent Release which should be used with professional actors and models.

3. Minor Release which must be signed by a parent or legal guardian of a minor (the legal age varies from state to state).

4. Materials Release is used for obtaining permission to use photographs, video, film or other media which may be copyrighted or owned by others.

5.Location Release when you wish to photograph, videotape or record property which you do not own.

Sorry, we are unable to give you legal opinions on these matters. Save any of these releases to your hard disk. Proofread and rewrite them as necessary.


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