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Separate every permission
You list exactly what you want to capture and where you may use it. You keep filming, publishing, tagging, advertising, and later reuse as separate choices.
Made for Beauty Content Creators
Get Client Consent Before You Film
Also useful for: people in Beauty
10 min
Beginner
Boundaries
Communicate Better
Build a clear consent checklist for a client appointment, ask each permission separately, and stop filming or publishing when an answer isn't a clear yes.
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Make Your Play
Give us the situation. We’ll build the prompt.
Avoid awkward assumptions about faces, voices, treatment details, tags, and final approval.
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What you'll do
This is the plan inside your prompt. Add your details first. Then follow these steps with ChatGPT or Claude.
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Ask before the camera comes out
You explain the request without pressure, ask each checklist question, and record the exact answer. You treat uncertainty as a no for now.
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Run the final go-or-stop check
You compare your planned shot and post with the recorded answers before filming and again before publishing. You pause if the content goes beyond the approved use.
Make Your Play
Get Client Consent Before You Film
Tell us what the prompt needs to know
Start with the questions below. Each answer personalizes the playbook and builds the prompt you’ll use at the end.
Your situation
Describe the service or client moment you want to capture.
List each platform, format, and business use you are considering.
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List the personal details your footage may reveal.
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Note any limits your client has already shared or mark the limits as not discussed.
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Choose your client's current tagging preference.
Choose how your client wants to handle review before publication.
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What you'll do
Check a step when you finish it.
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Separate every permission
You list exactly what you want to capture and where you may use it. You keep filming, publishing, tagging, advertising, and later reuse as separate choices.
02
Ask before the camera comes out
You explain the request without pressure, ask each checklist question, and record the exact answer. You treat uncertainty as a no for now.
03
Run the final go-or-stop check
You compare your planned shot and post with the recorded answers before filming and again before publishing. You pause if the content goes beyond the approved use.
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Assembled prompt
Beginner instructions
You can enter “Not discussed yet” for anything you don’t know. Use the result as your conversation guide, ask every question before filming, and record the answers right after your client responds.
Advanced instructions
You can adapt the checklist into separate permission levels for organic posts, paid ads, portfolio use, education, brand partnerships, and later reuse. Ask again whenever your planned use changes.
Use this when
You plan to capture a client service, result, reaction, testimonial, or before-and-after for social media, a website, an ad, or a portfolio.
You'll need
- Appointment context
- Planned content uses
- Identity details
- Known privacy limits
- Tagging preference
- Review preference
You'll get
- A recorded yes or no for every planned use
- You can identify what must stay out of frame, whether you can tag your client, whether review is required, and what would stop you from filming or publishing.
By the end of this playbook
You will have:
- A recorded yes or no for every planned use
- You can identify what must stay out of frame, whether you can tag your client, whether review is required, and what would stop you from filming or publishing.
Examples
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