Privacy
Privacy
This site is a portfolio. No accounts, no comments, no forms — so there is not much to tell you. Here is what it does.
What this site asks you for
There is no contact form, no newsletter signup, no comment box and no visitor account. There is nothing here to fill in, and nothing is submitted from these pages.
What this site measures
Checks of the public pages did not identify an analytics product, tag manager, advertising script or tracking pixel. Pages are not personalised.
Cookies and browser storage
Reading this site sets no cookies, and it writes nothing to local or session storage. There is therefore no cookie banner.
WordPress does set cookies when someone signs in to the administration area. That is the studio, not you.
Server logs
This site runs on managed WordPress hosting. That infrastructure may retain ordinary technical logs — typically the IP address, the time, the page requested and the browser's user-agent string — used for operation, security and troubleshooting. Frombach Studios has not audited the host's log retention and states no retention period here.
Fonts
The typefaces come from Google Fonts. Your browser connects to Google's font infrastructure when those resources are requested, and Google's servers see your IP address and user-agent as part of that connection.
Video
Work pages show a still image and a play control rather than an embedded player, so no video service is contacted while the page loads. Pressing play loads the player from youtube-nocookie.com; following the "Watch on YouTube" link takes you to YouTube. From that point YouTube's own privacy policy applies.
Links off this site
Links to LinkedIn, YouTube, Civitai, Calendly and CineBraid are plain links — nothing from those services is loaded into these pages. Once you follow one, that service's privacy policy applies, and booking a call through Calendly means giving Calendly whatever it asks you for.
If you email the studio
Writing to cale@frombach.ca sends your message to an ordinary mailbox. What you choose to send is used to reply and, where relevant, to manage the work or the records that follow.
Changes
If the site starts doing something this page does not describe — analytics, a form, an embed — this page changes first.