Parent consent

• You confirm you are the parent or legal guardian of the athlete you link.
• You countersign each order before it is accepted, approve each video before a business sees it, and accept or decline each development credit a coach or club claims.
• Separately, you may give appearance consent: your child may appear in the team's own videos and game footage as a member of that team. The team makes and posts that content on its own account. Appearance consent is never a promise that your child will post, shoot or deliver anything — no team, sponsor or screen can require that of a child.
• You can withdraw consent at any time. Orders in progress finish; nothing new starts.

• Your child's location is shown at town level only, never a precise place.
• No producer or business contacts your child directly; messages come to you.
• We collect what the form asks and nothing else. Under 13 cannot join.

Your child keeps 85% of every deal. Because they are a minor, Stripe, our payment provider, sends it to your connected account. We flag a share of every payout as held in trust for your child, matching the strongest state rule for minor content earnings (15% today), and we show that flag on every line. Holding it in trust is your responsibility; the flag and the ledger are how you prove it.

We never deduct anything from your child's share to pay a coach, a club, or anyone else. Development shares come from our fee.

Social accounts you add to your family are recorded with two facts kept apart: who posts from the account, and whose account it is. A minor's account is recorded as the parent's, and it is transferred to them when they turn 18, at their request. Payouts go to the family account, with each child's share flagged as held in trust for that child on every line.

We keep school names, gear, logos and facilities out of every sponsored video, because the state association's rule can cost a season. If your child's school has a stricter rule, tell us and we follow it.

This consent lives alongside the Athlete Agreement, which you countersign. Either can be ended with 30 days' notice. Arbitration in Douglas County, Nebraska.