Media Release Template

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Before you publish anything, be sure to get a Media Release Agreement in writing that allows you to use someone else’s digital images, videos, recordings, or likeness to avoid potential legal liability. Once a Media Release Agreement is signed, you will have the necessary permission to use the media for commercial purposes. This is different from when a photographer takes a celebrity’s picture in public and then posts it online, which typically does not require consent. Our lawyer-drafted, customizable contract template can help you avoid the risk of breaching someone’s right to privacy, publicity, copyright, or other legal violations that could lead to a lawsuit.

Payment Details:

One-time payment of $97 by credit card or PayPal.
No Refunds due to the digital nature of our templates.

What's Included?

Instantly downloadable Word format
"Guide to Understanding Contract Terms" to explain legal jargon (read this first!)
Fill-in-the-blank customizable contract to DIY in about 10 minutes
Irrevocable permission for media without restrictions
No compensation
Does not require approval to edit photos
Disclaimers to limit liability
Transfer of intellectual property rights
Clear language so you don’t have to worry about the legal details anymore!

What Happens Next?

After you enter your payment details, you will be directed to your library page to download your template, customize it for your business, and start using it right away!
You will also get an email confirmation with a link to the download page.
Be sure to jot down the email address and password you used to sign up, as you will need them to log in and access the template download page.

Important Reminder:

Our contract templates are designed for you to customize according to your specific business needs. Kara Conway Love, Esq. is a licensed attorney in New York, but she's not your personal lawyer, and she isn't giving you or your business any legal advice. Purchasing a contract template does not create an attorney-client relationship between you and Kara Conway Love, Esq.

If you have any specific questions about the templates or need more information to protect your business, be sure to consult a local attorney in your State for advice so that you can make the best decisions for your business.