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Model Release Form
Ensure your creative projects are legally protected with our professionally drafted Model Release Form Template. Designed in accordance with Australian law, this comprehensive and easy-to-use template is perfect for photographers, videographers, advertisers, and businesses seeking to secure the rights to use a model's image, likeness, and performance.
 
Please note that purchasing templates does not constitute legal advice and does not create a lawyer-client relationship between you and ND Legal Pty Ltd.  The template was drafted for the Western Australian jurisdiction, although it can be used in other Australian States and in other countries if you choose to do so. If you have any questions as to state specific laws, you should seek independent legal advice. This template has not been tailored to your specific business. If you require a tailored document to be prepared for you, you should seek independent legal advice from a lawyer in your state or country. The reproduction, copying or provision of this template to third parties is strictly prohibited without authorisation from the seller, and is a breach of  ND Legal's copyright and moral rights.
 
 

Model Release Form

AU$99.00Price
Sales Tax Included
    • Grant of Rights: Clearly outlines the scope of rights granted, including usage for advertising, promotional, or editorial purposes across various media formats.
    • Customisable Terms: Flexible options to specify compensation, geographic scope, and duration of rights.
    • Moral Rights Waiver: Includes a waiver of moral rights under the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth) for seamless use of the content.
    • Confidentiality Clause: Protects sensitive information disclosed during the agreement.
    • Revocation of Consent: Provides a structured process for revoking consent prior to publication or distribution.
    • Parental/Guardian Consent: Includes provisions for models under 18 years of age.
    • Indemnity and Warranties: Safeguards both parties with clear representations, warranties, and indemnity clauses.
    • Governing Law: Allows for jurisdiction-specific customisation.
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