How we look after your story
Stories about moving home can be very personal. Some may say things about who you are, such as your sexuality or your health. We take that seriously.
Who we are
Lesbus is being made by AnthroBricolage Ltd, a small independent film production studio run by Sarah Elizabeth Drummond. AnthroBricolage Ltd is responsible for your information. You can contact Sarah at sarahdrmmnd@gmail.com.
What we keep
- Your story: your recording, your writing, and any photos, clippings or articles you send.
- What your story is about and roughly when it happened.
- Your full name, phone number and email address.
- How you'd like to be named if we use your story.
- That you accepted the contribution agreement and confirmed you're 18 or over, and when.
We don't use advertising trackers on this website.
Why we keep it
We use your story to make the film Lesbus and to promote it, as set out in the contribution agreement. We use your contact details only to talk to you about your story. We do this because you've given us your consent when you send your story.
Who sees it
- Sarah reviews every story. Your story is never shown on this website.
- If we use your story in the film, people who see the film or its promotion will hear or read the parts we use, credited the way you chose.
- Shirley's Removals may post short extracts on its social media, as the agreement explains. They won't receive your contact details.
- Your story is stored securely with Cloudflare, the company that runs this website.
How long we keep it
We keep your story while we make and release the film. Your contact details are kept for as long as we might need to talk to you about your story.
Changing your mind
You can ask us to delete your story and your details at any time by emailing sarahdrmmnd@gmail.com. If you have signed the contribution agreement and the film has been released with your contribution in it, we cannot delete this. If you change your mind before the film is complete, you can let us know and we will remove your submission.
You can also ask to see what we hold about you, or ask us to correct it. If you're unhappy with how we've handled your information, you can complain to the Information Commissioner's Office at ico.org.uk.