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Photo & Media Release

Downloadable photo and media release template for equestrian facilities. Covers social media, website, and print use, minors, and revocation. Attorney-review ready.

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PHOTO & MEDIA RELEASE
Fill-in-the-blank template — review with an equine attorney licensed in your state before use.

This Photo & Media Release ("Release") is entered into between [FACILITY NAME], located at [FACILITY ADDRESS] ("Facility"), and the undersigned participant or, if the participant is under 18 years of age, the participant's parent or legal guardian ("Participant").

1. Participant Information

Participant Full Name: ______________________________

Date of Birth (if under 18): ______________________________

Parent/Guardian Name (if participant is a minor): ______________________________

Email: ______________________________

Phone: ______________________________

2. Grant of Permission

Participant grants the Facility, its owners, employees, and agents permission to photograph, film, video record, and audio record the Participant, the Participant's horse(s), and the Participant's guests while on Facility property or participating in Facility activities (collectively, the "Media").

3. Scope of Use

The Facility may use, reproduce, edit, crop, and publish the Media, in whole or in part, in the following channels (check all that apply):

  • Facility website and blog
  • Social media accounts operated by the Facility (Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, or similar)
  • Email newsletters
  • Printed marketing materials, flyers, and advertisements
  • Local press and news features arranged by the Facility

4. Identity Disclosure

Select one:

  • ☐ The Facility MAY identify the Participant by first name in captions and credits.
  • ☐ The Facility MAY identify the Participant by full name in captions and credits.
  • ☐ The Facility may NOT associate the Participant's name or other identifying information with the Media.

5. Duration and Revocation