; (B) during the process of producing such record, provided the ultimately distributed record is in compliance with such requirements; (C) which primarily contains images or sound recordings of actual persons, such as performing artists, and have not been substantially digitally modified; (D) created in connection with editing a motion picture, television, music, or similar production or creating a derivative production thereof, the original content of which was created prior to the enactment of this section, in which the person appearing provided consent to their original appearance; (E) appearing in a context such that a reasonable person would not mistake the falsified material activity for actual material activity of the exhibited living person, such as parody shows or publications, historical reenactments, or fictionalized radio, television, or motion picture programming; or (F) produced by an officer or employee of the United States, or under the authority thereof, in furtherance of public safety or national security. (2) Digital content provenance The digital content provenance requirement under subsection (b) shall not apply with respect to any class of advanced technological false personation records which the Attorney General determines by regulation should be excluded from such requirement. (k) Advisory opinions, waiver, and standards (1) Advisory opinions The Attorney General shall— (A) establish a process by which any producer of audio, visual, or audiovisual content may seek an advisory opinion from the Attorney General regarding whether their proposed production is required to comply with the requirements under this section; (B) respond to a request described in subparagraph (A) not later than 30 days after the date of submission