Release Form

Above I have completed a release form which is a piece of documentation that an actor fills in prior to filming to tell me they accept the process of what is going to happen, it also gives me their emergency contact details to ensure help is available in case of an accident. I have presented this on a simple and easy to understand letter - I have also looked at industry standard release forms and they're very similar to the one I have completed above.

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