Model Release Clause for Boudoir Photographers
If you are a Boudoir photographer and have a contract but need to add in a Model Release Clause, this is for you! This is a really important clause for boudoir photography since you are required to give your Clients the option of whether their images may be shared and you MUST comply. You also must allow them to revoke their consent at any time. This clause allows your client to choose whether they are okay with granting a model release for all photos, only photos without their face, or no photos at all.
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