Policy · last updated 11 November 2026
How VIDEOSPACE labels AI-generated and AI-modified content, protects people’s likeness and voice, and handles client material — in line with the EU Artificial Intelligence Act.
The EU Artificial Intelligence Act — Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 — requires in Article 50 that AI-generated or AI-manipulated images, video and audio are clearly disclosed. VIDEOSPACE has two roles: we produce films with AI for our clients, and we build VIDEOSPACE Studio, a video editor with built-in AI generation. This policy covers both.
Ready for the US market too. Our labelling — C2PA, the watermark and the public file checker — meets the technical requirements of California’s AI Transparency Act (SB 942).
When we film live actors or real people, we work only with their written consent, which covers the use of their image and voice, including any AI-based processing. We do not create deepfakes of public figures or of any real person without their consent. Synthetic characters created entirely with AI do not depict real people.
We do not use client material to train AI models. Footage, images and audio uploaded to VIDEOSPACE Studio are marked as not available for AI training as soon as they are uploaded, and are processed only to deliver the project.
We work with commercially licensed AI models and tools from established providers, under business subscriptions that allow commercial use of the results.
Anyone can upload an image, video or audio file to our free file checker to see its Content Credentials and whether it carries our watermark.
Questions about AI disclosure in a production, or a request to review or correct a label: contact us. This policy is reviewed whenever the law, the code of practice or our tools change.
You decide what is stored beyond what the shop needs to work. Each category can be switched on or off, and the choice can be changed at any time.
Keeping you signed in, remembering the basket, carrying an order through the checkout and remembering this very choice. The shop cannot work without them, so they are stored without asking.
Remembering settings you chose — the language, the currency — so that you do not have to choose again.
Counting visits and following the route through the site, so we can see which pages work and which do not.
Showing our advertising to people who have already visited the site, and measuring whether an advertisement led to a purchase.