Terms & Conditions

Definitions

1.1 In these Terms and Conditions, the following terms shall have the following meanings:

“Agreement” means the Quote, and these Terms and Conditions for Services.
“Yellow Productions” means Yellow Productions, Inc. of 4 North Water Street, Nantucket, MA 02554.
“Yellow Productions Intellectual Property” means all rights, including Intellectual Property Rights, in and to (i) Yellow Productions’ proprietary underlying software, libraries, engines, subroutines and development tools and utilities (in source code and object code form), including all pre-existing intellectual property rights therein, which in each case were in existence prior to the parties entering into this Agreement or developed independently of this Agreement; and (ii) any other materials, in whatever form (including documents, information, data and software), which were in existence prior to the parties entering into this Agreement or developed independently of this Agreement.
“Client” means the person, firm, company or other entity who has instructed Yellow Productions to carry out the Services (as defined below) as set out in this Agreement.
“Client Materials” means any goods, products and materials in whatever form (including all Intellectual Property Rights in the same) provided or made available by the Client to Yellow Productions for use in connection with this Agreement, and including any digital files, master tapes, film negative prints, sound tapes, video tapes or visual images or sound held in any media.
“Confidential Information” means such information as Yellow Productions may from time to time provide to the Client (in whatever form including orally, written, in electronic, tape, disk, physical or visual form) relating to this Agreement and the Works, and all know-how, trade secrets, tactical, scientific, statistical, financial, commercial or technical information of any kind disclosed by Yellow Productions to the Client whether in existence prior to the parties entering into this Agreement or which subsequently comes into existence, including any copies, reproductions, duplicates or notes in any form whatsoever.
“Contract for Services” means any subsequent contract for the provision of Services entered into between Yellow Productions and the Client pursuant to these Terms.
“Intellectual Property Rights” means copyright (including rights in computer software), database rights, design rights, moral rights, patents, trademarks, service marks, rights (registered or unregistered) in any designs, applications for any of the foregoing, trade or business names, and topography rights, know-how, secret formulae and processes, lists of suppliers and customers and other proprietary knowledge and information, internet domain names, rights protecting goodwill and reputation, and all intellectual property rights and forms of protection of a similar nature to any of the foregoing or having equivalent effect anywhere in the world and all rights under licenses and consents in respect of any of the rights and forms of protection mentioned in this definition.
“Quote” means any quote or estimate presented by Yellow Productions in respect of Services to be provided to the Client.
“Services” means the services to be provided by Yellow Productions for the Client pursuant to the Quote and this Agreement, and includes the Works (as defined below) arising out of the Services.
“Terms” means these terms and conditions of business contained in this Agreement.
“Works or Deliverables” means the video products and materials created, developed and produced by Yellow Productions for the Client pursuant to this Agreement.
“Work Product” means and includes all software formatted data files, the underlying software itself in any kind or format, and any third party software.
1.2 Headings used in these Terms are purely for ease of reference and do not form any part of or affect the interpretation of these Terms.
1.3 The words “include” and “including” shall not be construed restrictively.
1.4 Any reference to a statute or statutory provision is a reference to it as amended, extended or re-enacted from time to time.
1.5 Terms and services below apply to all photography and video. If “footage” is listed in a term, it also stands for “photography”
Formation Of Contract
2.1 The Services will be carried out in accordance with these Terms, any Quote and any subsequent Contract for Services to the exclusion of any other terms and conditions the Client seeks to impose whether orally or in writing, unless agreed otherwise in writing by the parties.
2.2 All representations, conditions or warranties, or other terms concerning the Services which might otherwise be implied or incorporated in this Agreement, whether by statute, common law or otherwise are, to the maximum extent permitted by law, excluded from this Agreement or any variation thereof, unless expressly accepted by Yellow Productions in writing.
2.3 Upon requesting Services from Yellow Productions, the Client shall be deemed to have accepted these Terms and these Terms shall become binding as between the Client and Yellow Productions, notwithstanding the absence of any formal acknowledgement.
2.4 The Client and Yellow Productions will enter into a Quote for Services which will constitute a binding contract between the parties which shall incorporate (with any necessary changes) these Terms. In the case of any conflict or inconsistency between these Terms and any subsequent contract for services, these Terms shall take precedence.
Prices And Terms Of Payments
Performance And Delivery
Artistic Production
Meeting
Feedback Policy
Intellectual Property
Confidentiality
Termination
Liability and Indemnity
Insurance
Storage Of Client Materials
Publicity
Force Majeure
Subcontractors
General
18.1 Pre-Wedding Consultations
We require direct consultations with all couples in advance of the wedding day. The first happens at the time of enquiry. The Clients will outline broadly what is required and the Videographer will advise on planning, logistics and timings where needed. We encourage Clients to attend a meeting, phone call or Skype call for an additional meeting closer to the date of the wedding (approx. 6 – 8 weeks) to iron out the remaining details.
18.2 Cooperation
The Client and the Videographer consent to happily cooperating and communicating with each other to achieve the best possible result within the understanding of this contract. In cases where there is no wedding planner, we recommend that the Videographer be provided with a helper (usually the best man/maid of honor or a parent) who could, on request, point out key individuals to be filmed. The Videographer may also require the assistance of the helper in organizing family groups and where necessary announcing key events such as cake cutting, first dance, etc. The Client also agrees to give the Videographer sufficient warning of key events at the wedding to give the Videographer time to prepare e.g. Bouquet throwing, cutting the cake, speeches etc. Please note that not all guests at weddings like having their video taken. In such cases the Videographer will use his/her discretion but cannot be held responsible for a lack of filming of these people.
18.3 The Schedule
Our shooting schedule, style of working and experience are designed to achieve great wedding videos for the Client, accomplished with good humor and enjoyed by all concerned. Both the Client and the Videographers therefore agree that punctuality and cheerful cooperation are essential to producing outstanding videography results. In cases where the wedding does not run on time, we cannot guarantee to take our normal amount of film although in such circumstances we will do our absolute best to compensate.
18.4 Wedding Guests
All your guests will have digital cameras and all your guests will want to photograph/video the Clients. In the spirit of cheerful cooperation the Clients agree to give the Videographers precedence over the guests in order to take the videos required for the wedding services described above. We cannot be held liable for a lack of wedding video if guests taking their own photo/videos of the Clients continually interrupt the Videographer’s work.
18.5 House Rules
Note the Videographers are sometimes limited by rules imposed by registrars, officiants, venue management, etc. as to what can and cannot be done. For example some officiants will insist that the Videographers shoot from a specific location. In such circumstances the Clients agree to accept the technical limitations that may be imposed on the equipment used. We advise the Clients to make themselves aware of the rules of the venue concerned and if necessary, negotiate with the personnel concerned.
18.6 Video Release
The Clients grant the Videographer and its legal representatives, heirs and assigns, the irrevocable and unlimited consent to use the Clients’ Cinematic Highlights Video for editorial and marketing purposes on the Videographer’s website and video hosting platform(s); to alter the Clients’ Cinematic Highlights Video without restriction for these purposes; and to copyright the images contained therein. The Videographer will not post on social media or otherwise publish the Client’s Videos without the Client’s prior consent. The Clients hereby release the Videographer and its legal representatives, heirs and assigns from all liability and claims in connection with the Videographer’s use of the Clients’ Cinematic Highlights Video in accordance with this clause. The Clients also hereby release the Videographer and its legal representatives, heirs and assigns from all liability and claims in connection with any other party’s use of any of the Clients wedding videos where that use is outside of the Videographers control.
18.7 Artistic Production
The Clients have contracted the services of the Videographer under the knowledge that the finished videos will be a product of the artistic tastes of the Videographer, which are personal and subjective. We encourage Clients to discuss with us any specific video requests before the wedding day and we will try and accommodate these requests as best as possible. However, our shooting style and process may not allow for all or any of these requests to make the finished video. Clients agree that the Videographers decision is final in respect to what qualifies as a finished video in terms of duration, content, creative and the final cut. We do offer extended versions if the client would like more footage or people in film. Once the film has been delivered, all change requests must be made within 7 days of delivery and must be first agreed with the Videographers as acceptable. Package inclusive changes are limited to 2 free rounds of edits. Any additional working hours which the Videographers agree to will be charged at the prevailing Videographers overtime rate or package rate.
18.9 Invoicing:
Please pay by clicking the link on the first page or make checks out to: Yellow Productions, 13 Equator Drive, Nantucket, MA, 02554
19. Term:
Final product will be delivered within 3 – 4 months
19.1 Copyright:
The Client shall be responsible for obtaining permission for all individuals who will appear in the project. The Contractor will be held harmless in the event that individuals, companies or others enter into a lawsuit based on the content of the project except to the extent arising from Contractor’s negligence, misconduct or breach of this agreement.
19.2 Ownership:
The Client and the Contractor hereby agree that for the purpose of this contract the work and material shall be the property of the Client. Client agrees that the Contractor may display the work publicly or privately as part of a portfolio, advertising, marketing or professional submission. A $500 marketing removal fee applies in the case where the client wishes not to have their video displayed on the contractor’s website or marketing effort, unless otherwise agreed upon.
19.3 Contract Cancellation:

Contractor reserves the right to bill Client up to 50% of the project’s budget if an event or wedding is cancelled within 12 months of the production date. Contractor reserves the right to bill Client up to 100% of the project’s budget if an event or wedding is cancelled within 6 months of the production date.

After 14 days upon receipt of the contract & invoice the retainer is non refundable, under any circumstances. This includes but is not limited to a wedding being cancelled, postponed, rescheduled, prevented, delayed, or in any way interfered with by any act of government, war, industrial dispute, strike, breakdown of machinery or equipment, accident, fire or by any other cause.

If the client wishes to reschedule the wedding, the contractor will do everything in their power to accommodate. The client must reach out before choosing a rescheduled date to get the contractors availability. A reschedule fee of up to 15% of total bill may apply.

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