Short on purpose. If anything here is unclear, ask before you agree to it.
The brief you submit defines the work. Deliverables are what's listed on it; anything added later is new work and gets quoted separately.
Two rounds of revisions are included, reviewed through Frame.io. A round means one consolidated set of notes, not a stream of separate messages. Anything beyond the two is quoted before it starts. Your project status page shows which round you're on.
A standard filming block is up to six hours. Beyond that is chargeable, and we'll flag it on the day rather than after.
Invoices are issued on delivery unless agreed otherwise, and are due within 14 days. Some work is booked with a deposit up front, invoiced separately and credited against the total. Agreed expenses — travel, rental, and similar — are re-billed at cost and itemised separately from the fee, so the fee always means the work.
Anything over 50GB has to come on a physical drive — a transfer that size fails often enough that it costs both of us a day. Smaller assets by Google Drive or an agreed Dropbox. Brief details go through the form, not email, so nothing gets lost in a thread.
Sourcing media and managing assets is included in the work.
Final deliverables are yours on payment. Raw footage stays with Agency4k unless you've bought a raw footage upload, and project files stay with us unless separately agreed. Material you supply stays yours, and you confirm you have the rights to it.
We may show finished work as part of our portfolio unless you ask us not to. If a project is cancelled after it starts, work completed to that point is chargeable.