Legal resources
A structured overview of agreements companies and freelancers commonly use on shoots, edits, and launches — from confidentiality through IP, usage buyouts, crew deal memos, and delivery. Use it as a briefing aid for your legal counsel; laws vary by country and role.
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Foundational paperwork that defines who is working together, on what, and under which baseline rules.
Primary services agreement: scope, timeline, fees, contractor status, confidentiality baseline, and signatures.
Short-form confirmation for smaller or fast-moving jobs: parties, dates, fee, and core obligations without a full master agreement.
Protects non-public project information shared during pitching, production, or post, mutual or one-way.
Transfers ownership of deliverables to the client upon payment or completion (where permitted, many jurisdictions limit pure “work for hire” for contractors).
General contractor terms that attach to statements of work: payment, IP, liability, data, termination.
Restricts the client from using the freelancer’s portfolio, stylistic references, or deliverables to train or tune generative models without consent; bars careless feeding of client-confidential materials into shared/public-training tools unless approved; disclosure when deliverables are AI-assisted.
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Preview sheet 1 of 3 (DIN A4)
Generated on 2026-09-04 — for discussion only; not legal advice.
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