Want to ensure you get paid & get protected?
Photography
Contract Bundle
$647
This template is for the wedding photographer and videographer who is at any stage of their business and needs strong contracts to protect themselves against nonpayment, film issues, session details, hiring second shooters, etc.
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- THREE contract templates drafted by industry expert and licensed attorney (wedding photography, photography sessions, and second photographer)
- Guide to starting your LLC, filing for your business tax number, and the new BOI filing requirement
- Easy to download PDFs and copy Google documents
- Highlighted sections that make templates easy to customize
- A print and video reference guide for how to use the template
- Tips for running your business legally
- Direct access to ask us any legal questions you may have regarding the template
A must-have for any creative entering or working in the wedding and event space
here's what's inside
$647
OK... BUT WHAT IF photography is just my side gig?
My contract template bundle is for you even if photography is not your full-time job. I've had photographers from all stages of business use this template to protect their business. It will help you streamline and protect your business so that you can focus on growing your clientele.
This is how you know the bundle is for you...
You know you need to protect yourself, your clients, and people you hire but you aren't sure how
You're not a lawyer and contracts freak you out
You are (or plan to be) a wedding photographer or videographer
This photography contract template bundle for wedding photographers and videographers is fully customizable and drafted by an industry expert to protect you against all the mierda that can arise in the industry. It is easily customizable for your CRM, your clients, and your business policies. Each template comes with a how-to-use video and print reference guide, along with a legal entity step-by-step guide as a bonus!
you can do this!
Picture thiS...
(we've all been here)
You've had a wedding date booked for over a year and you get the dreaded email, "Hey, we separated and decided to call off the wedding." You start spiraling.
You feel bad because you LIKE this client and you hurt for the decision they had to make-- and you know it will be costly. BUT you've also already spent the money they paid you up front (hello, rent!). It sucks, definitely, but you're not alone.
I don't know a single wedding photographer that has not had to manage this scenario. The BEST way to manage it is to have implemented a strong contract from the jump: a contract that outlines the policies and legalities around cancellations, terminations, reschedules, separations, COVID, etc. etc.
Instead of spiraling, you feel calm because you know you're protected. You simply refer back to the contract, wish the client well, and continue growing your business.
Protect Your Photography Business
$647
- You can use these templates over and over again (queue Nelly)
- You'll save so much time and money. Seriously, hiring a lawyer either to draft a contract just for you or later down the road because you got sued by a client (which can take months to years!) is expensive and time consuming
- Thanks to the easy to use format, you can copy your template directly into any *CRM and input shortcuts therein (don't worry, we've highlighted those areas for you)
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and that's why I CREATED THIS contract template ... BECAUSE i needed strong contracts for my own business.
Now I have rock-solid contracts that I know will keep me covered in case a sticky situation arises... Instead of worrying what to do if a client cancels their event or a second photographer bails on me, I have plan in place that protects my business and ensures I get paid.
Pro Tip: If you feel confident, adjust the second photographer contract template so you also have an associate photographer contract, too. This only works if your associate is not a team member (aka, an employee), but is a separate service provider.
How would it feel to have this kind of peace of mind for your business?
