Book a video shoot with defined footage, edits, delivery formats, usage rights, and rescheduling terms.
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Compare plansUse this agreement when hiring a videographer for a shoot or event. Agree on the filming, finished videos, payment, delivery dates, and how the videos can be used.
Filming and delivery
Sets the shoot coverage, finished videos, delivery dates, revisions, and approval process.
Files and permissions
Records whether raw footage and project files are included and who arranges permission to film people and locations.
Ownership and use
Explains who owns the work and how it may be used under the chosen terms.
Payment and cancellation
Covers the fee, expenses, payment dates, and ending the job early.
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These are common issues to watch for in any videography services agreement: