What should someone agree to before you use their recording?

Use a collector with a clear question about a result the customer can describe. Review the release in the form, what will appear with the clip and where you intend to use it. A submitted response gives you material to review before publishing.

Vocal Video documents a standard release and custom language on Pro, Scale and Enterprise. Its standard consent can be revoked. Record the agreed use and keep a list of the pages where you publish the result.

What can you publish for free and what can you download?

Free lists five published videos. They are 720p, watermarked and unavailable to download. A paid subscription is required to download published videos or original responses.

Keep the original and the edited version separately if your plan allows downloads. Store the consent record alongside your own copies. An edited download alone does not preserve how the person agreed to its use.

What should you take down if consent changes?

Find the hosted clip, each embedded placement and any separately uploaded copy from your placement list. Remove the versions you control and verify the page after the change.

How can you rehearse the choice without recording anyone?

Draw a fictional response on paper. Use no camera, collector, invitation, publication or account.

Name the permitted use
The fictional person approves their voice and first name on one page. Write down what they did not agree to share.
Draw the removal path
Mark the page, embed and any separate upload so you can find each one.