Privacy & Discretion
Privacy-conscious by design
Discretion matters to both performers and producer.
Personal information and public identity
Personal information is requested only when there is a legitimate production, contractual, compliance or payment reason.
Performers may use a stage name publicly where appropriate.
Questions about face visibility, public identity, credits and publication should be discussed before agreeing to a production.
Be realistic about publication
Think seriously before material is released
Anyone considering adult work should understand one uncomfortable but important fact:
Once adult material has been published online, copies may eventually exist outside the control of either the performer or producer.
No responsible producer can promise permanent removal from the internet.
That is something worth thinking seriously about before agreeing to publication.
Questions about this are welcome. Nobody should feel embarrassed for taking time to think about the consequences.
If a particular production includes additional approval procedures or publication restrictions, those must be agreed in writing beforehand.
Privacy-related questions: contact@lokeutgard.com
Casting enquiries
Information sent through the private form
The casting enquiry form collects the name or alias, age, city, country, preferred reply method, contact details and introduction that the applicant chooses to provide.
Optional uploaded images are used only to handle the enquiry. They are processed as temporary files outside publicly accessible website storage and are not available through public URLs.
Uploaded images are re-encoded before the enquiry is sent. Unnecessary temporary files are deleted after processing.