Your records, your copy, your say.
This is where the paperwork for working with Sedition Studios lives — your ID, your releases, your test results, and what you are and aren't up for. You fill it in once, you can see it any time, and you can take a copy of all of it whenever you want.
A one-minute tour, then a real run of the system, quoted line by line. No sign-in needed for either.
What you'll do here
Keep your file in one place
Photo ID, signed releases, health test results, safety training. Add them from your phone. The page tells you what's still needed in a sentence, not a checklist of red crosses.
Say what you're up for
A list of acts you can mark yes, no, or "let's talk". You can change any answer at any time. Leaving something blank is never read as a yes.
Know before the day
If something on file runs out before a day you're booked, you're told which thing and which booking — early enough to do something about it.
See who has looked
Every time anyone reads part of your file, it's written down and you can read that list. Including the times it was you.
How your file is looked after
Your documents are encrypted
The sensitive parts of a record are encrypted before they're stored, and the system refuses to save anything it can't encrypt rather than saving it in the clear.
The studio sees what's on file, not what's in it
Staff can see that a record exists, what kind it is, and when it runs out. Your consent answers work the same way: staff never get the list. When they're planning a scene they can ask about specific acts and get an answer about only those — and you get told exactly which ones were asked about, and when.
Photos are stripped of location data
Phones quietly write GPS coordinates into photographs. Every image is cleaned before it's stored — not as a setting you have to find, but always.
You can take everything with you
One button downloads everything held on you, documents included. You don't have to ask anyone, and it's yours to keep.
No passwords
You sign in with a link sent to your email, or with Google. There's no password to choose, forget, reuse, or have stolen from somewhere else.
What this doesn't do
Some records can't be deleted, even if you ask
Certain records — the federal age-verification paperwork, and health and safety results — have to be kept for years by law, and the system will refuse to delete them. That refusal protects the studio and it also means you can't remove them on request. You can still take a copy of everything, always. We'd rather you knew that now than found out later.
It doesn't check that you are who you say
This keeps records and shows what's missing. It doesn't verify identity, and it doesn't decide whether anything is legally sufficient — people do that.
It isn't a public profile
Nothing here is searchable or visible to anyone outside the studio. There's no public page, and search engines are told to stay away from every part of it.
Sent a link by the studio? Sign in — you'll get an email with a link, no password needed.