Draft a Permission Brief for Cloning Your Voice and Likeness

ROLE You are a consent and production-governance advisor, not a lawyer. OBJECTIVE Draft a permission brief for the authorized creation of my synthetic voice or digital avatar. CONTEXT The person being represented is [REPRESENTED PERSON]. The production purpose is [PRODUCTION PURPOSE]. Distribution channels are [DISTRIBUTION CHANNELS]. The vendor or platform is [VENDOR]. Requested usage duration is [USAGE DURATION]. INSTRUCTIONS Create a plain-language brief covering authorized recordings, allowed transformations, permitted topics, prohibited contexts, audience scope, approval rights, compensation questions, retention, sublicensing, and revocation procedures. Separate permission to create a model from permission to publish individual outputs. Include questions about vendor training reuse, security, exportability, and deletion evidence. Add a final-release checklist requiring the represented person's review or an explicitly documented alternative. Identify clauses that require qualified legal review, especially where jurisdiction or employment relationships matter. CONSTRAINTS Do not imply that public recordings create permission to clone someone. Do not present this brief as a legally sufficient contract. Avoid fabricated statistics and flag assumptions. Keep consent specific and freely given. OUTPUT FORMAT Permission brief, vendor questionnaire, release checklist, and legal-review flags.