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the introduction form includes contact details, a professional location and a short description of your creative interest. it also provides optional space for a work link and relevant professional context. the information you enter supplies an email subject and body inside the current page. preparing that draft does not send an application, notify vfilm or write the information to a vfilm application database. the text remains available for you to review before deciding whether to send it.

the website code does not save the draft in browser local storage or send field contents to an ai model. the values remain in the current page until you change them, leave the page or your browser restores a session. your browser may independently offer autofill, session recovery or other features. use its settings if you want to manage those features, especially on a shared device.

“open email app” passes the prepared text to the mail software you choose. “copy introduction” asks the browser to place that text on your clipboard. review the recipient and contents before sending. text copied to a clipboard or opened in another application is then subject to that device or application's handling. you can also write a fresh message directly without using the form.

an initial conversation does not give sponsors, technology providers or other creators general access to your materials. the introduction form does not automatically route information to prospective partners. a later request for access should have an identified recipient and purpose. permission to consider an introduction remains distinct from permission to circulate a full project, publish an excerpt or use a person's name or likeness in publicity.

permission for a private review is not blanket authorization for publicity, reuse or model training. a proposed use beyond the original conversation should be addressed separately, including the material concerned and any permission needed from other people. the current form does not perform model training or upload a story to a creative service. a discussion about ai on the website does not itself authorize processing of a visitor's creative material by an ai provider.

if a work link contains information about collaborators, identify your contribution and share a version you are entitled to circulate. keep access credentials and private reviewer links out of a general introduction. if confidential review is needed, discuss the recipient, access arrangements and any agreement before sending the material. more detailed project handling belongs in that project's written scope.

you can browse the explanatory pages without filling in the introduction form, subject to the hosting platform's access requirements. you can leave optional fields empty, choose a shareable work link, revise the prepared text or decide not to send it. the website does not require payment information to begin a conversation.

depending on the laws that apply, you may have rights to request access, correction, deletion, restriction or a copy of personal information, object to certain processing, or withdraw permission where processing relies on that permission. you may also have a right to contact a relevant supervisory authority. these rights can have qualifications; a request concerning one service does not automatically change records held by another provider.

send requests concerning vfilm correspondence to [email protected]. describe the interaction and the action you want, using the original email address when practical. verification should be proportionate to the request; do not include identity documents in a first message. requests about a hosting account, an external service or your email account should be directed to that provider where it controls the information. this website is intended for professional creative and business use and does not invite personal information from young children.