Here is a big chunk of whats in my contract, what do you think? The client(s) understand that due to the artistic nature of this photography service, that there is no guarantee that the client(s) will find 100% of the photographs artistically pleasing, which in such case will not entitle the client(s) to any discounts or refunds. The photographer will to the best of his ability deliver photographs that will be in his own judgment artistically pleasing. The client(s) understand that factors outside of the photographer’s control may occur that can affect the artistic look of the photographs such as weather conditions, time of day, event location, event rules, event lighting, participation of the subjects of photographs, and amount of time given to the photographer. The client(s) understand that there is no promised specific amount of finished photographs as the final quantity varies based on the length of time of the event and number of guests. For example a 2 hour event could yield 90 photographs and a 12 hour event could yield 540 however the amount could be higher or lower. The client(s) understand that no digital raw files (unedited photographs) are released, and only edited photographs that the photographer has judged worthy of being been seen are released.

I'm beginning to think Canva is a scam. If you can't sell the things you create on Canva then what's the point? It's basically a tool for drawing doodles online.

I have a next question that been on my mind should I have a disclaimer to protect myself if a client intends to use my services for the wrong reasons?

I'm a wedding florist and as long as the photographer lets me also use the photo for marketing then I'm happy!

Thank you for making this video! I have a question: What is the benefit of having a business bank account over just opening a second personal checking and a second personal credit card for all my business expenses? And I simply use those for all my business needs. Why do I even need a "business" bank account as many suggested on KZbin. I'm a sole proprietor. It seems to me that it solves all 3 problems that you mentioned. What am I missing?

This is awkward with you not looking at the camera

beautifuldoes this advice apply to any business like an American overseas small rocket launch company?

This was super informative, thanks

Your videos made me think that I also need to state the clients not using my services for illegal activities

Should I put I reserve the rights to adjust pricing due to maintain business expenses and deliver quality services to clients.

What is the clause called when I am using a client or customers photo in a review for marketing purposes

I have a question what if I don't offer retainer but payments upfront? But operating online in the Caribbean but serving clients remotely in other countries explain how the venue and jurisdiction clause work would

Any advice for virtual assistants

This is all great info..thank you for sharing..

Hope someone can answer this, I'm just confused. What if I'm commissioned to make an invitation for an occasion and I use a Canva template to make invitations is it illegal?

Thank u very helpful

Very eye opening. I'm in the midst of getting a contract together and these are wonderful. Have a sub Paige

Great information, thank you!

So If you begin a template from scratch, you can Sell it if you use Canva free ? What about a free template?

If i use different fonts, images, elements and/or color, all put together to create a design, is that design allowed to be used commercialy then, as in can I sell it on a tshirt?

This was incredibly helpful. Thank you. I knew something was fishy when I watched videos of people using Canva templates, changing the color, and fonts and then uploading them to Etsy. You answered all of my questions.

My personal opinion is she has buyers remorse about what she paid. In her videos she said she sat on them for a MONTH. Then said that she was looking and looking and looking at them and started nit picking at them. I think she wanted money back and figured that she could manipulate and “force” the photographer to give her what she wanted. Her photos are in line with the photographers work online. I personally don’t like the sepia filter and prefer a true to color editing. I am on the photographers side. Bride was acting entitled and in my opinion had such a negative air about her. There’s just something off about her that rubs me the wrong way.

How can I have a consultation?

The edits were horrendous, and I would have been unhappy with the photos. I appreciate the professional photographers who weren't afraid to give their honest opinion on her amateur edits. This isn't one of those videos so it wasn't as informative as I would have liked and preferred the commentary of other you tube channels.

what if both parties have their own contracts & wanted the other party to sign , none wants to back down. is there a middle ground ? can a single agreement have two contract ?

Very helpful

The bride made 19 video 19!!!!

Your recent videos are good. With some strategic editing. They have the potential to attract wider audience and generate more engagement

I cannot find anything about the use of free Canva elements by the US Government. I make pamphlets, printouts, etc. for a leader development course that I teach as a federal government employee to other government employees. I am not selling it, but it is something that the government plans to use internally on training materials (and not sell). Is this allowed? It is so hard to figure out and because I work for the government and we need to make sure we're following the law to the letter!

Obrigada pelo conteúdo! Muito útil!

She was unhappy with her yellow teeth not the editing style.

A little confused so sorry. So I just got a pro account so right now I created a tshirt design I used one graphic, font, and chose my own words am I okay to use this in my business?

Actually, the client contacted the photographer a month after receiving the pictures, not a few days.

Excellent interview navigated well. 🙌

It’s not high maintenance to want your teeth to be white. Or to want your dress to be close to white.

I’m a professional boudoir photographer and I’m team bride. The editing was terrible (yellow teeth for example) and could have easily been changed to make a client who paid you $8000 dollars happy and satisfied.

Content i need!!

Excellent recommendation

This was so well presented and so informative 👏well done you’re a very clever well spoken lady!!! First time I’ve come across one of your videos…I’m heading over to your channel and see what other interesting stuff there is!

Hi Paige, I went to the Secretary of State website to change my address. I noticed you have to change it in 3 place there: one is Principle address, second is mailing, third is mailing for LLC. For privacy, do I change it on all 3.

Explained better than my government

Now I understand it 💯. Thanks!

This was amazing information! Thank you!

The bride was a witch! The photographer has limited editing skills. Either she was too lazy to edit using masks rather than doing global adjustments resulting in a dingy looking white wedding dress and yellow teeth, and applies a lame "golden" pre-set to every image, or she has no idea how to edit properly. For $8,000, all that editing should be included. The bride was a nightmare bridezillza client.

I could never take the side of a bridezilla.

The photographer fulfilled all her duties. The change of opinion and wants from the bride does not mean the photographer now needs to change anything that was agreed upon

So essentially, as long as I’m using their elements to create something new by changing the colors, adding fonts, or incorporating other elements to make something completely different it’s ok to sell with the pro account?

Nice explanation. Thanks. But, I did not see or hear where you addressed Adobe's response or change to the charge of difficult Cancelation procedures and processes.

Counseling and Coaching contracts

Nice presentation of Canva legal issues. Custom design is always better. So create your own design using Affinity or Photoshop or some other graphics program then upload to Canva. Then use your personal design to create a unique item to sell. I think this is better then using Canva's graphics and you don't have to worry about someone outright stealing your concept as easily which is a huge problem with Etsy. Now that Etsy has gone full AI, people can now steal your design with the greatest of ease. You need to integrate more in your design or get a Trade Mark which is expensive because copyright isn't going to do it in my opinion.