model-release

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Model release' is legal consent given by the subject of a photograph or video, allowing the use of their image in publications, advertisements, or other media. It's like asking someone for formal permission before using their picture or video in your work.

Examples in Different Contexts

In the product lifecycle, 'model release' marks the transition of a machine learning model from development to market availability. A product manager might note, 'Our model release includes comprehensive documentation and support to facilitate user adoption.'

Practice Scenarios

Media Publication

Scenario:

Our magazine cover story for next month features guests from numerous backgrounds. We need to decide which images best illustrate the diverse narratives.

Response:

These portraits certainly represent the story. Before proceeding, we should make sure we have a model release for each guest depicted.

Event Management

Scenario:

Yesterday's event was a great success. We've received some phenomenal pictures from our photography team. We should pick the best ones for our event recap and future promotions.

Response:

These pictures are truly engaging. Have we acquired model releases for all the attendees featured in these photos?