dadly film · policy

Why we blur

I don't put my son's face online. I won't put yours either. That is not a legal footnote. It is the rule the whole thing runs on.

1. Your film is private by default. Delivered by a private link. Deleted from our storage 30 days after delivery. We keep no copy.
2. Nothing public without both signatures. Any use of a customer film, still or reaction in anything public requires a signed release from both parents. The release is one page, in plain language. You can say no, and saying no changes nothing about your order.
3. Kids' faces are blurred in anything public unless both parents opt in explicitly, in writing. Blur is the default. Opting in is a separate line on the release, never bundled.
4. My own son's face is never public. The film that started this has his voice in it and his face blurred in the one shot where it appears. That is the standard.
5. Music is licensed per film. Every delivered film carries a track we hold a license for, noted per file.
6. No consent, no problem. Founding buyers who sign a release get a $50 credit toward a second film. Consent is never a condition of delivery, price or timing.

Questions about any of this: hello@dadly.ai. A person answers.