Talent contract for YouTube videos?

5chan

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Does anyone know where I can find or how to draft a legally-binding contract for talent in use for YouTube videos? One that would be for a one-time, non-recurring for payment that are no less than $50, but no more than $1,000? The contract would have to stipulate that the talent in question is for playing a created, scripted character. Not something that's off the hook, "slice-of-life" documentary style (AKA me pulling out my smart phone and recording my friends saying funny things inside an Old Navy that isn't scripted whatsoever and it's just them being themselves).

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jordz0005

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You would need to adapt a Model Release Form. This is the contract that allows you to use a model's image commercially without being sued over it. You should start by finding a model release template relevant to the state you'll be filming in and getting it modified by a lawyer for your specific situation.