Talent Consent & Promotional Release Information

Important: This page explains AMA's intended consent structure in plain English. It is not a signed release. The application and any later release must be reviewed by a qualified lawyer or data-protection professional before reliance.

1. Who may apply

Talent applications are for adults aged 18 or older. AMA does not currently operate a minor application process. A future process for minors would require separate, professionally reviewed guardian consent.

2. The consent pathway

Application → review → invitation where appropriate → separate consent or release where required → public feature or opportunity sharing if selected and permitted.

3. Separate choices

• Application processing: information needed to assess and follow up on an application.
• Private talent network: optional retention of relevant professional information for potential matching.
• Public feature: permission to use approved photos, video, name, profile or story on specified AMA channels.
• Opportunity notices: optional communication about relevant projects or castings.
• Contact sharing: permission to share specified details with a named or described third party for a stated opportunity.
• Educational emails: optional practical guidance and industry information.
• Commercial marketing: separate optional promotional messages, where used.

4. One choice does not imply another

You may permit public use of selected images without permitting AMA to share your contact details. You may receive opportunity notices without appearing on Instagram. Applying does not grant AMA unrestricted rights to publish, market or share your information.

5. Public features

If selected, the applicable release should identify the approved material, channels, purpose, duration, territory, editing rights, credit and withdrawal process. Public channels may include the website, Instagram, other social media, editorial content, promotional content or AMA marketing materials.

6. Withdrawal and deletion

You may unsubscribe from optional emails and withdraw consent for future consent-based processing. Withdrawal does not make earlier lawful processing unlawful, and removal from third-party reposts, archives or search caches may not be immediate. You may also request access, correction or deletion as explained in the Privacy Policy.

7. No guarantee or representation

Consent, network participation or a public feature does not guarantee work, publication, followers, income or success and does not create exclusive representation, employment or a client contract.