A privacy policy you can actually read.

Whatever you type into the contact form, which is your name, company, email, phone number, and what you tell me about your project. That is it. There is no account to create and nothing hidden in the background collecting more.

This site uses Google Analytics through Google Tag Manager, which sets cookies and tells me things like which pages get read and roughly what part of the country people are in. It is aggregate traffic data and I cannot tell who you are from it. Webflow, which hosts this site, also sets a small number of cookies to make the site function.

Yes. Blocking cookies in your browser, or using any standard ad and tracker blocker, will stop the analytics from loading. Nothing on this site breaks if you do that.

I do not sell, rent, or trade your information to anybody, and I do not add you to a marketing list because you filled out a contact form. If I ever start an email list it will be something you deliberately sign up for.

Anything shot on a project is covered by the agreement we sign before the shoot, which spells out where the footage can appear. If somebody on your crew does not want to be on camera, tell me on the day and I will work around them. That happens on most jobs and it is not a problem.

Yes, unless we agree otherwise in writing, and that is covered in the project agreement. If something needs to stay private, whether it is a product that has not launched or a customer who would rather not be featured, say so and it stays off the site.

Working files live on my own drives and in the tools I use to deliver and review work, which currently means Frame.io and Google Drive. Delivered files are yours. Source and project files stay with the studio unless a release is arranged separately.

Email hello@stumpandroot.co and I will delete your contact form submission and anything else I am holding, other than records I have to keep for tax or contract reasons. No form to fill out, just ask.

Me, and the services I use to run the studio, which means Webflow for the site, Google for email and analytics, and Stripe for invoicing. On larger projects a crew member may see project files, and they work under the same expectations I do. Nobody else.

No. This is a business site for business owners and I do not knowingly collect information from anyone under 13. If a child has submitted something through the form, email me and I will remove it.

The date at the top of this page changes with it. If something material changes for existing clients, I will tell you directly rather than expecting you to notice a new date on a web page. Questions about any of this go to hello@stumpandroot.co.