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This talent release form gives consent for a talent named to have their voice, video, photographs, and musical performances used without compensation for a project called "Infinite Sports Sponsorship Sequence and Web Pop Up." The filming took place at two locations on a specified date and was done by Oliver Dwyer for Infinite Sports. The talent and legal guardian if a minor signed the form providing consent.
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