Reshoot Policy Sample Clauses

A Reshoot Policy clause defines the conditions and procedures under which a project, such as a photo or video shoot, may be redone or repeated. Typically, it outlines the circumstances that justify a reshoot, such as technical errors, client dissatisfaction, or failure to meet agreed-upon specifications, and may specify who bears the costs and how scheduling is handled. This clause ensures that both parties understand their rights and responsibilities regarding reshoots, thereby minimizing disputes and clarifying expectations if the initial deliverables are unsatisfactory.
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Reshoot Policy. If a reshoot is required due to specific circumstances, a fee will apply. A reshoot starts at a base price of $25, but will be determined by workload. Any reshoot is done at photographer’s discretion, and subject to availability.
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Reshoot Policy. If a reshoot is required due to specific circumstances, a fee will apply.
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Reshoot Policy. In the event that the results of the Pilot Service do not meet the specifications agreed to by Customer and Kespry, Kespry or Kespry’s Subcontractor will re-perform the Pilot Service as soon as is practicable (weather permitting), without further charge (a “Reshoot”). All Reshoot requests must be received by Kespry within 14 days after the results of the Pilot Service are first delivered via the Subscription Services. Reshoots will not be performed without charge for deficiencies caused by conditions outside of Kespry’s control, such as shadows, haze, other activity taking place at the location of the Pilot Service. Kespry or its Subcontractor’s personnel are denied access to the property where the Pilot Service are to be performed, Kespry may charge for the Pilot Service as though they were performed, and may charge an additional fee to return to the proposed flight location to complete the Pilot Service.
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