What use is authorized?
Identify permission for the script, performance, name, image, likeness, voice, music, and other materials. Treat reference, generation, training, private presentation, and publication as distinct uses.
CINEPASS / CREATOR-RIGHTS APPROACH
A connected production workflow starts with authorized material, clear participation, and the right people making the decisions.
FOUR QUESTIONS AT THE START OF A PROJECT
These principles guide how we scope each project.
Identify permission for the script, performance, name, image, likeness, voice, music, and other materials. Treat reference, generation, training, private presentation, and publication as distinct uses.
Separate creative choices from authorization to use a person’s performance or to publish material. Identify the appropriate approvers for each version and purpose.
Document participation and agreed commercial terms. Keep representation, payment, residuals, and other contractual decisions with the responsible business and legal teams.
Record the source, confirmed participation and agreed credits.
THE INTENDED USE MATTERS
Agree source material, references, provider handling, and the purpose of development.
Confirm the version, audience, sharing limits, and how talent participation is described.
Review the relevant production and commercial-use permissions before moving beyond the presentation.
Private pitch and public promotion are separate permissions.
EXISTING RIGHTS. EXISTING RELATIONSHIPS.
CinePass works alongside your representation, legal and payroll teams. Scope the workflow around those responsibilities.
Keep the original script and references distinct from proposed changes and generated candidates.
Discuss which services receive material and review the relevant commercial-use, training, retention, and deletion terms.
Agree who can authorize each intended use. Match each intended use to the appropriate permission.
Specific controls and terms are confirmed for each engagement.
FROM A STRONG IDEA TO A CLEAR NEXT STEP.
Start with a short description of the project, the materials you have, and the next conversation you want to be ready for.
No confidential script or talent-asset upload is required for an inquiry.