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Tell Us About Your Story.
Every cinematic project begins with understanding the story behind it. Share a few details about your manuscript and the kind of visual experience you want to create.
Project agreement
Your Project, Clearly Defined.
Every accepted project has a written agreement, approved by both parties, before production begins. It sets out:
A
Scope and Deliverables
The production format, target duration, number of scenes or episodes where applicable, script or storyboard deliverables, final video format and resolution, and any included promotional materials.
B
Revisions and Approvals
The number of revision rounds, what counts as a revision, how feedback is submitted, and how additional changes are discussed and approved.
C
Timeline and Delays
An estimated production schedule, review deadlines, author responsibilities, and a process for handling delays or changes to the project scope.
D
Cancellation and Disputes
The applicable cancellation arrangements, responsibilities of both parties, and the dispute-resolution process, agreed before the project begins.
Your project agreement will define the specific deliverables, revision limits, schedule, responsibilities, and applicable rights for your production. Work begins only after the project scope and terms have been agreed in writing.
This summary is provided for business clarity only and is not legal advice. Each project agreement should be reviewed for compliance with applicable law, and you may wish to seek independent legal advice before signing.