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Originally Posted by marcop
Really? I keep 2257 records back to 1998 when I first started shooting adult material. I've never heard of the 2009 "rule".
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You should keep it all.
But as I understand it some pre-2009 content is exempt from 2257. Works produced before
"March 18, 2009 for works covered under this scheme only because they contain depictions of simulations or lascivious depictions of the genitals or pubic area. Such mere genital or pubic depictions were not subject to Section 2257 regulation before that date." -
http://xxxlaw.com/articles/primer5.html
I have been looking at the 2257 info from some content companies and much is not in compliance. The are using standard model releases which from what I have been told from some top photographers that it's not in compliance. Now under the exemption it might not matter. But for all post March 18, 2009 content you also have to ask the model for any and all aliases and stage names used or you are not in compliance. There is also a number of other things you need to do.
And the exemption is only for softcore content.
Just a model release and picture of a girl holding the I.D. is not in compliance. And having two I.D. on file is also against the law according to
http://xxxlaw.com