GUEST CONSENT
Know what you’re agreeing to.
Connected Travel Waves records written consent before an interview. Review the terms, choose how you will be identified, and bring questions to the producer.
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PLAIN-LANGUAGE SUMMARY
01Recording and publication
You authorize CTW and Glibra to record, edit, publish, distribute, caption, transcribe, archive, and promote the interview and excerpts.
02Your identity choice
Choose full identity, limited identity, or protected identity. Protected participation requires a separate written plan because video, voice, surroundings, and story details can reveal a person.
03Editorial control
CTW may edit for length, clarity, pacing, safety, accuracy, and format while working to preserve the meaning of your remarks.
04Your participation
You may pause, decline a question, or end the interview. Identify anything you want treated as off the record before the conversation continues.
05Withdrawal limits
You may withdraw before recording. After publication or third-party sharing, complete removal of every copy cannot be guaranteed.
06Compensation and ownership
Unless another written agreement applies, guests receive no appearance fee or royalty. Glibra owns the CTW recording and production.
SIGN ONLINE
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Your signed record is stored privately for CTW production, rights, and compliance work. It is never published with the episode. Completed records are retained with the episode archive so CTW can document the permissions attached to the recording.
CONSENT RECEIVED
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FORM
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The PDF is fillable on a computer and can also be printed for a handwritten signature.
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This is CTW’s operational consent template. Glibra should have qualified counsel review it before relying on it as a final legal release, especially for minors, protected sources, recordings outside New York, private locations, allegations, or sensitive personal information.