For film, TV & commercial productions
Likeness models, produced under contract
When a production needs a likeness model built properly, we build it: a professional crew, a purpose-shot dataset, and a consent record signed by every performer before a single frame trains. You contract the engagement. You pay up front. You get a model your production can stand behind.
There is no rate card — engagements are quoted per production. Start the conversation.
What you contract
One engagement, end to end: the shoot, the dataset, the training, the paper trail. Invoiced up front and quoted per production — scope sets the price, and the scope is yours to define.
A professional crew
Camera, lighting, sound and set operations — staffed, scheduled and run by us. This is a production day with a call sheet, not a folder of found photos.
A purpose-shot dataset
Every setup exists because the model needs it. The capture list is derived from what a likeness model has to learn — angles, expressions, movement, voice — not from what happened to get shot.
The trained model
Trained on that dataset and nothing else, then evaluated against the material it was shot for. What a given engagement may do with it is defined in the contract, not assumed.
The records to prove it
Every asset traces to a signed consent record, and age verification and recordkeeping are handled as production requirements — done during the engagement, not promised after it.
Four stages, one production day
Every performer rotates through the same four stations. The day is planned before anyone is booked — call times, station order, and a meal break that genuinely stops the clock — because a dataset shot in a rush is a model trained on a rush.
Stage A
Orbit video
A full 360° camera pass under controlled light — every angle of the performer, in motion, in one continuous take. The geometry of a face, captured on purpose.
Stage B
Beauty stills
The still coverage the dataset calls for, shot in wardrobe blocks so outfit changes happen once per look instead of constantly. The expensive move on a set is the change, not the shutter.
Stage C
Portrait video
Locked-off talking pieces and movement work — the material that teaches a model how someone actually speaks, gestures and carries themselves, not just how they photograph.
Stage D
Voice booth
A scripted session, recorded clean. What her voice may be used for is gated by her own consent record, like everything else on the day.
She signs with us — whoever pays
Every performer on your engagement signs the platform's consent matrix directly — face, nudity, tone, styles, and where the model may be used, each its own decision, in writing. The same record every talent on the platform signs, regardless of whose name is on the invoice.
Your paper does not substitute. A production contract, a release in your files, an existing performer agreement — none of it stands in for her signature. If a performer hasn't signed with the platform, her model does not get made. Full stop.
That is not friction — it is the product. It is why a model we deliver survives the questions that get asked later.
A defensible chain of title
Every image, clip and voice line traces to a signed, current consent record naming exactly what it may be used for. When someone asks how you got the rights, there is a document, not a shrug.
Age-verified, on the record
Every performer is age-verified and recorded per 18 U.S.C. §2257 before anything is captured — handled as part of the engagement, with a named custodian, not left as your problem.
Revocable — and structured for it
A performer can narrow or withdraw consent, and the gate closes on the next request. Engagements are papered knowing that from day one, instead of discovering it in a dispute.
Refused by default
No consent record, no training — enforced in the pipeline, not in a policy document. A model physically cannot be built around a missing signature.
The terms, stated plainly
This is not the funded-campaign path our talent uses — it is a contracted production engagement, and it runs on production terms. Here they are, before anyone's time is spent.
Paid up front
The engagement is invoiced and settled before the first call time. This is a premium service and it is structured like one — nothing is shot on spec, and nothing is owed after the fact.
Quoted per production
No rate card. Performers, stages, deliverables and timeline set the scope, and the scope sets the quote. Two productions never cost the same because two productions never are the same.
No comps
No entertainment, no hospitality — no dinners, no club nights, no courtesies to be traded on later. The engagement buys production, and production is all it buys. Talent per diem and accommodations sit on your side of the ledger.
Production extras, at a premium
Craft services, meals and catering on our set are arranged by us — outside caterers, brought in, and billed at a premium on your invoice. If we are feeding your production, it is done properly and it is priced accordingly.
One thing money does not change: the performer's consent record, her revenue share on platform generations, and her right to narrow or withdraw are identical whether her model was fan-funded or production-contracted. You are buying the engagement — never her signature.
Start an engagement
Bring us the production
Tell us what you're making, how many performers, and when. We come back with a scope and a quote — per production, as everything here is.
Come with the expectation that every performer signs the platform's consent record directly before anything trains. That is not a hurdle we will negotiate away — it is the reason to hire us.
