Feed Rules

Last updated: September 3, 2026

1. What the official feed is

The public Shot Feed is an editorial showcase of videos reviewed and explicitly posted by a designated official production account. Member generations stay private and cannot be posted to this launch feed. Nothing is ever published automatically — not liking a shot, not saving it, nothing. Viewers see the shot and its prompt, not the operator who made it. An official publisher can unpost it at any time from the same place it was posted.

Posting from the official account confirms that the video has been visually reviewed, follows these rules, and may show its prompt alongside it.

2. Only videos generated here

Only finished videos generated on Shot.mov can be posted. Shots made from an uploaded image — the upload itself, videos animated from it, and their extensions — cannot be posted publicly. Outside images carry identity and rights we cannot verify, so they stay private to the member’s gallery.

3. No identifiable real people

Content that clearly depicts an identifiable real person is not allowed on the public feed, even when it is fully AI-generated and even when the resemblance is unintentional. If a reasonable viewer would recognize a specific real person, it will be removed on review. Deliberate impersonation of a real person is treated as a serious violation.

4. No 18+ content

The Shot Feed contains no 18+ items. Content marked or reviewed as 18+ cannot be posted, including by the official production account. Age verification or an 18+ tag does not make it eligible for the feed.

5. Never allowed

Any sexual or exploitative depiction of minors, real or generated — zero tolerance; the account is terminated and, where required, reported to the relevant authorities.
Content that is illegal or promotes illegal activity.
Harassment, threats, or content targeting a private individual.
Gratuitous real-world violence or gore.

6. Future Community publication

Community publishing is not available today.

If Community opens, it will remain separate from the official Shot Feed, and its posts will not be mixed into the company-curated showcase.

Publishing is a separate choice for each shot. Creating, liking, marking as Legend, pinning, downloading, or creating a share link does not publish a shot to Community.
When you publish, the selected media, its prompt, and your public handle become available through Community, its permalink, and its media delivery routes. Anyone can view and share them without signing in.
Before your first publication under this notice, we will show a concise notice separately from general account acceptance and require an affirmative action. We record the account, shot, time, and notice revision. A material revision must be acknowledged before you can publish another shot.
You can unpublish from the same publishing controls. Public delivery stops on the next request, while the generation remains private in your gallery unless you delete it. Unpublishing does not erase reporting or moderation records and cannot recall copies that other people already made.

Community publication notice revision: community-publication-v1

Every Community post must be a finished item generated on Shot.mov with no uploaded image in its lineage, and Sections 3 through 5 apply equally. The eligible media formats and Community report reasons will be stated in these rules and in the publish flow before the feature opens; until then, no member media can be published.

Automated eligibility and safety checks run before publication. Community posts are not promised human review before they appear; reports and administrator review apply after publication.

7. Reports and moderation

Every shot in the feed can be reported by any signed-in member, with a reason. A shot reported by several different members is hidden automatically pending review. Moderators may remove any post that breaks these rules; a removed shot cannot be reposted. Repeated or serious violations can suspend posting privileges or the account under our Terms of Service.

Shot.mov operations is responsible for the report queue. We target an initial review within 7 calendar days after receipt. Automated safeguards may hide a shot sooner, and urgent safety reports are prioritized. This target covers initial review, not final resolution or an individual response.

Reporter account details are used to deter report abuse and support moderation. They are not shown publicly or to the person who posted the shot.

For an appeal or a safety concern that needs context, email support@shot.mov.