<p><br>If you're a photographer or videographer, you'll likely need clients to sign a model release at some point during your business journey. It's crucial to obtain permission from anyone depicted in an image or video before publishing their pictures or videos. This is especially important for group photoshoots when only one person is signing your photography contract and can't sign a release for all people present.</p> <p>This model release form offers four types of releases you can send to clients:<br><br>- For a single adult model portrayed as an imaginary person.<br>- For a single adult model portrayed as a real person with their name/image/likeness included.<br>- For a model representative who is an adult, signing on behalf of themselves and/or minors, all depicted as imaginary persons.<br>- For a model representative who is an adult, signing on behalf of themselves and/or minors, depicted as real persons with name/image/likeness included.</p> <p><br>Remember, having written consent sets clear expectations at the start of your relationship regarding how you can use their images and/or videos for your own marketing and advertising.</p> <p>*This form now features FOUR options of releases, valued at $394, but you can get it today for only $197!</p> <h6><b>This form covers situations like</b></h6> <p>   - The model(s) granting you perpetual, irrevocable, and unrestricted right to use the photographs of them,<br>   - If you are allowed to grant use of those photographs to third-parties,<br>   - Whether the model is to be depicted as an imaginary person or whether you will use their name/image/likeness,<br>   - And so much more!</p> <p>→ Click the “<em>What's Included</em>” tab to see the full list!</p> <h6><b>Best Suited For</b></h6> <p>This Model Release Form is intended for photographers and videographers who need a singular model or a model representative (such as a legal parent or guardian) to sign a model release to be able to use their images for marketing and advertising purposes. If you have a model release clause in your photography contract, you are only covered in regards to a release from the person signing the contract.<br data-mce-fragment="1"><br data-mce-fragment="1">If you are wondering whether or not you need people to sign a model release form, <a href="https://thelegalpaige.com/blogs/blog/model-release">here</a> is a good blog discussing this topic.</p> <h6><b>Purchase of this contract also includes</b></h6> <p>   - All updates that TLP may potentially make in the future.<br>   - A screenflow tutorial by Paige on how to use your contract template with our easy step-by-step process.</p> <p><span>→ Click on “<em>Template Features</em>” to see all features included.</span></p> <h6> <b></b><br> </h6> <h6><b>Additional Questions</b></h6> <p>Have additional questions about this four-pack Model Release Form? Contact us <a href="https://thelegalpaige.com/pages/contact" title="The Legal Paige - Contact Support">HERE</a>.</p>