TERMS AND CONDITIONS 1. GENERAL
The Client is solely responsible for obtaining all permissions, authorizations, or approvals necessary for photography and/or videography at the ceremony site, reception venue, hotel, religious institution, private property, or any other location involved in the event. This includes any approvals required by venue management, religious officials, coordinators, security personnel, or local authorities. If any person or authority with control over the location restricts, limits, delays, or prohibits the Company from filming or photographing any part of the event, the Company shall not be deemed in breach of this Agreement.
In such circumstances, the Company will work within the limitations imposed to the extent reasonably possible; however, the Client understands that the final result may be affected by such restrictions. Because the event date is reserved in advance and the Company declines other work in reliance on that reservation, the retainer or deposit remains non-refundable if access is denied, limited, or reduced due to venue rules, lack of permissions, or decisions made by venue or event officials.
2. CREATIVE DIRECTION, ARTISTIC CONTROL AND PRODUCTION AUTHORITY
The Client acknowledges that MIGUEL ANGEL PRODUCTIONS COMPANY operates with a defined cinematic, editorial, and artistic style. By signing this Agreement, the Client confirms that they are hiring the Company specifically for that artistic judgment, visual approach, production method, and storytelling style.
The Client grants the Company, and specifically the acting video director or designated lead producer, full artistic and production authority over the event coverage. This authority includes, but is not limited to,
control over framing,
shot selection,
lighting decisions, c
amera positioning,
subject positioning,
movement direction,
production pacing,
and any reasonable creative direction given to the Client, guests, or members of the event.
No specific shots, angles, poses, reactions, moments, family combinations, environmental conditions, or editorial outcomes are guaranteed unless expressly agreed in writing as a separate deliverable.
The Client understands that final results depend on real-time conditions such as schedule delays, venue limitations, cooperation of participants, lighting quality, weather, space restrictions, crowd movement, and other live-event variables
For the purpose of achieving the strongest possible final result, the Company reserves the right to intervene artistically and operationally during the event, including adjusting lighting, directing movement, organizing visual flow, repositioning people, or pausing activity briefly when necessary for production.
3. EXCLUSIVITY
The Client understands and agrees that MIGUEL ANGEL PRODUCTIONS COMPANY is the exclusive video production company retained to cover the event. The Company’s workflow, synchronization, and operational structure are designed to function without outside interference from third-party videographers, photographers acting as videographers, content teams, or other production vendors who may disrupt coverage.
Any conflicts with other photography and/or video contracts, and any prior notice necessary to avoid those conflicts, are the sole responsibility of the Client. If the Client chooses to hire or allow another outside video team, content production company, or unauthorized media operator to participate in a way that interferes with the Company’s work, the Company shall have the right to limit its coverage, modify its workflow, or stop coverage entirely if necessary to protect its team and operation.
If production must be interrupted or discontinued because of unauthorized outside intervention that affects the Company’s operation, the Company shall not be obligated to issue any refund, credit, or reduction.
4. USE OF CONTENT
MIGUEL ANGEL PRODUCTIONS COMPANY reserves the right to use video, still frames, audio, behind-the-scenes material, or excerpts from the production for display, portfolio, publication, advertising, educational, social media, or other promotional purposes connected to the Company’s business.
This right applies unless the parties have agreed otherwise in writing before the event date. The Client understands that public release, publication, or excerpt use may include websites, presentations, social media platforms, advertising campaigns, showreels, print materials, and similar brand or marketing uses.
5. EVENT COVERAGE, STAFF REPLACEMENT & CLIENT PROTECTION
The Company will make a professional and good-faith effort to capture all important aspects of the event as reasonably possible under the circumstances. The Client acknowledges that live events are dynamic and may involve circumstances outside the Company’s control. Accordingly, no particular moment, person, activity, image, scene, or portion of the event can be absolutely guaranteed to be captured or included in the final photographs, films, or other deliverables.
Coverage will be performed based upon what is reasonably visible, accessible, permitted, coordinated, and achievable during the contracted coverage period. The Company is not responsible for missed or limited coverage resulting from venue restrictions, schedule delays, guest or vendor interference, lack of cooperation, inaccessible areas or individuals, changes to the event timeline, weather conditions, or other circumstances beyond the Company’s reasonable control.
STAFF REPLACEMENT
The Client’s contractual relationship is with Miguel Ángel Productions Inc., rather than with any particular photographer, videographer, assistant, or individual production team member, unless a specific individual is expressly guaranteed in writing by the Company.
Miguel Ángel Productions Inc. maintains an established network of professional photographers, videographers, and production personnel and has the operational capacity to staff multiple events simultaneously, including up to seven (7) events in a single day when properly scheduled.
If an assigned photographer, videographer, or other essential team member becomes unavailable because of illness, accident, medical emergency, family emergency, transportation emergency, or another serious and unforeseen circumstance, the Company shall have the right to substitute that individual with another qualified professional.
The Company will use commercially reasonable efforts to arrange such replacement promptly, at no additional cost to the Client, and to preserve the contracted starting time, coverage period, and production plan to the greatest extent reasonably possible.
A qualified staff substitution shall not constitute a cancellation, breach, or failure to perform by the Company, provided that the contracted photography and/or videography services are substantially performed.
100% CLIENT PROTECTION GUARANTEE
If, despite the Company’s reasonable replacement efforts, Miguel Ángel Productions Inc. is unable to provide the contracted photography and/or videography coverage and no Company photographer or videographer reports to perform the contracted event services, the Company will refund one hundred percent (100%) of all amounts actually paid by the Client to the Company for the event services that were not performed.
This protection is intended to ensure that the Client does not pay the Company for event coverage that the Company completely fails to provide.
To the fullest extent permitted by applicable Florida law, in the event of such complete non-performance, the Company’s monetary liability arising solely from the failure to provide the contracted event coverage shall be limited to the amounts actually paid to the Company for the services that were not performed. The Company shall not be responsible for speculative, special, incidental, indirect, or consequential damages arising solely from such non-performance, except to the extent that such limitation is prohibited by applicable law.
Nothing in this provision is intended to waive or limit any right or remedy that cannot lawfully be waived or limited under applicable Florida law.
6. STAFF RELATIONSHIP, MEALS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
The Client is responsible for ensuring that the Company’s team is treated with professionalism and provided with reasonable working conditions during the event. This includes maintaining an environment that allows the team to safely move, operate equipment, and continue production without avoidable disruption, hostility, or preventable obstruction by guests, vendors, or venue personnel.
For events with coverage of four (4) hours or more, the Client shall provide meals for all photographers, videographers, assistants, or other team members assigned by the Company. The meal provided must be of the same standard and quality as the meal being served to the guests. The Company requests, when
reasonably possible, that the team be seated in or near the main service area so that event coverage may continue efficiently while meals are being served.
Providing lower-tier substitute meals such as fast food, convenience food, or meals materially different from those served to guests may be treated as a breach of production protocol. In such a case, the Company reserves the right to assess a contractual penalty of $500.
The Client is also responsible for damage caused to the Company’s cameras, lighting, accessories, storage devices, or any other equipment if such damage is caused by the Client, guests, or persons allowed by the Client into the production environment. Any such damage shall be billed to the Client in full, and prior payments made under this Agreement shall remain non-refundable.
7. PAYMENT TERMS, METHODS AND CONDITIONS
The Client agrees to pay the full contract amount pursuant to the mandatory payment schedule established by the Company and accepted by the Client. Payment of the initial retainer or deposit reserves the event date but does not suspend or postpone the Client’s obligation to begin making installment payments toward the remaining contract balance.
Following payment of the initial retainer or deposit, the remaining balance shall be divided into scheduled monthly installment payments, beginning on the payment date established by the Company and continuing each month thereafter until the contract balance has been paid in full.
Monthly installment payments are a required condition of this Agreement and are not optional. The Client may not elect to make only the initial deposit and defer the entire remaining balance until shortly before the event.
The specific amount and due date of each installment shall be reflected in the Company’s payment schedule, invoices, or other written billing documentation provided to the Client. All scheduled payments shall be credited toward the total contract amount.
The Client may, at any time, make additional payments or pay the remaining contract balance in full before the scheduled due dates without penalty. However, making an early payment does not alter the non-refundable nature of payments as otherwise established under this Agreement.
Regardless of the installment schedule, the entire contract balance must be fully paid no later than fifteen (15) days prior to the event date. This fifteen-day deadline represents the final deadline for completion of payment and shall not be interpreted as permission to postpone scheduled monthly installments until fifteen (15) days before the event.
Failure to make any scheduled monthly installment on its stated due date shall constitute a breach of the Client’s payment obligations under this Agreement. The Company may, at its discretion and without waiving any other contractual rights, provide a one-time grace period of twenty-four (24) hours from the original due date. If payment is not received within any applicable grace period, the Company may suspend planning, preparation, communication, editing, production services, or other work associated with the event until the account is brought current. Continued non-payment may result in cancellation or termination of the Agreement in accordance with the cancellation and default provisions contained herein.
All payments made under this Agreement, including the initial retainer or deposit, administrative fees, monthly installment payments, and other pre-event payments, shall be subject to the refund and cancellation provisions of this Agreement. The Client acknowledges that payments made prior to the event compensate the Company for, among other things, reservation of the event date, administrative and planning services, production preparation, allocation of personnel and resources, and the Company’s commitment to maintain availability for the contracted event.
Accepted payment methods may include monthly installment payments, authorized electronic payments, and final invoices, together with all applicable taxes and authorized fees.
If payment is not received within such grace period, a late payment fee equal to ten percent (10%) of the outstanding balance shall be automatically applied and must be paid together with the overdue amount.
If, after the application of the late payment fee, the Client remains in default and a period of seven (7) consecutive days passes without payment being received, the Company shall have the absolute right to declare the Agreement in definitive breach and proceed with the immediate cancellation of the contract, without any obligation to refund any amounts previously paid.
The Client acknowledges and agrees that any delay in payments directly affects the Company’s planning, logistics, allocation of resources, and business commitments, and therefore assumes full responsibility for any consequences arising from such breach, including but not limited to the loss of the reserved date and contracted services.
8. USAGE, DISPLAY AND PROMOTIONAL RIGHTS
The Company reserves all rights to the exclusive use, reproduction, publication, display, and promotional use of all video and related content created under this Agreement. The Client acts as agent for all guests and acknowledges that attendance at the event may result in the capture of image, voice, and likeness by the Company.
All work produced by MIGUEL ANGEL PRODUCTIONS COMPANY is protected under applicable copyright law. Unless otherwise granted in writing, the Client receives a private-use license only. The Client may enjoy the final product for personal, non-commercial purposes, but does not acquire ownership of the raw production assets, production files, or copyrights themselves.
The Client further agrees that highlight films, excerpts, trailers, teaser clips, selected scenes, still frames, and portions of the production may be released by the Company for website display, portfolio use, social media publication, and other lawful promotional use.
9. PRODUCTION CONTROL
MIGUEL ANGEL PRODUCTIONS COMPANY is the exclusive official videography provider retained by the Client and retains full production and editorial control over the project. This control applies to both event-day production decisions and all postproduction and delivery decisions thereafter. If another outside video production company, unauthorized content team, or interfering media provider is present at the event and materially affects the Company’s workflow, the Company may modify coverage, restrict cooperation, or discontinue coverage if necessary. In such circumstances, no monies paid shall be refunded.
The Company reserves the exclusive right to determine production methods, camera coverage, technical setup, staffing structure, shot allocation, editorial construction, pacing, and final assembly of the production.
10. EDITING, POSTPRODUCTION AND FINAL DELIVERY
The recording of the event, postproduction editing, and the final length, rhythm, and structure of the finished product are at the sole discretion of MIGUEL ANGEL PRODUCTIONS COMPANY. If something occurs at the event that the Client does not want to appear in the final video, the Client must inform the Company before editing begins. Once postproduction has started, the narrative and structure of the piece may already be in progress.
Any editing changes must be requested within seven (7) days after the final product is delivered. After that seven-day period, the production will be considered accepted, approved, and final. Editing errors made by the Company, such as technical mistakes or spelling errors, will be corrected at no charge. Changes that are not the result of Company error will be billed at the current editing rate. Such changes may include, by way of example, changing the selected music after delivery, requesting replacement of scenes, asking for a different order of moments, changing the style of color grading, or requesting a re-edit of already completed content.
Although in some cases the Client may receive production earlier, the general delivery window is approximately four (4) to eight (8) weeks after the event. Depending on production demand and workflow volume, delivery may take up to twelve (12) weeks. This timeline is approximate and any longer completion period that may become necessary will not void this Agreement.
If the Client delays the production process by failing to submit selections, approvals, music choices, gallery picks, or any other required materials requested by the Company, the production timeline will pause. Once the Client has fully delivered everything required from their side, a new delivery period of up to seven (7) weeks will begin from the date of that final submission. This clause applies because the Company's postproduction timeline depends on the Client's timely participation when selections or approvals are part of the workflow.
If the Client fails to provide all required selections, approvals, or materials necessary for postproduction within a period of three (3) months from the date they are requested, the Company reserves the right to proceed with the editing, completion, and finalization of the album, videos, and all deliverables at its sole discretion, without further consultation with the Client. In such case, the final product will be considered accepted as delivered, and the Client waives any right to request changes, revisions, or re-edits of any kind.
All final products are delivered exclusively by electronic means. Delivery goes directly to the Client's email through digital download links or digital galleries. The Company does not provide physical delivery such as USB drives, CDs, DVDs, or external hard drives unless separately offered and agreed in writing. Once a gallery has been delivered and approved, it will remain active for thirty (30) days. It is the Client's responsibility to download the content during that access period. If the gallery expires and the Client later wishes to reactivate access, the Client must pay a $250 reactivation fee, which restores the gallery for up to two (2) additional years.
All project files are stored by the Company for up to one (1) year from delivery. This storage period allows the Client to request additional services or purchases later if desired. After one year, files may be permanently deleted from storage without further notice.
11. VENUE RESTRICTIONS
The Company may be necessarily limited by the guidelines, policies, restrictions, customs, or rules of any church, venue, hotel, religious institution, ballroom, event site, or property where the event takes place. The Client understands that the Company will abide by such rules even if those rules affect coverage, positioning, lighting setup, camera movement, sound capture, or access to certain moments.
The Client agrees that such restrictions are outside the Company’s control and agrees to hold the Company harmless for any impact these venue rules may have on the resulting production. If local authorities, venue management, security personnel, or responsible officials do not permit the Company’s team to enter, remain, operate, or move within the site, the deposit and all payments made remain non-refundable.
Any dispute regarding access must be resolved directly by the Client with the venue or venue authority.
12. ARTISTIC LICENSE
The videographer and production team shall be granted full artistic license in relation to the filming and editing of the event. The Client acknowledges that event-day realities may require the Company to make immediate judgment calls regarding what can be captured, how it can be captured, and whether certain requested visual expectations are realistically achievable.
The Company will not be held responsible for lack of coverage, missing footage, reduced coverage, or altered results caused by event delays, unavailable family members, uncooperative participants, late timelines, changes to the schedule, or venue restrictions affecting videography or photography at the desired location.
The Company is the intellectual owner of all content created on the day of the event and may impose publication restrictions on vendors or other parties who violate Company policies or interfere with the production.
13. ADDITIONAL HOURS
If the event extends beyond the number of contracted coverage hours and the Client requests continued coverage, additional time shall be billed at $500 per hour. Additional time is subject to staff availability, operational feasibility, and approval by the Company on the day of the event.
If coverage continues, any fraction of an additional hour may be billed in accordance with the Company’s overtime policy then in effect.
14. CANCELLATION
If the Client decides to cancel this Agreement at any time, all payments made up to the date of cancellation, including the initial deposit or retainer, shall be deemed earned and non-refundable. This applies regardless of the reason for cancellation because those amounts are intended to compensate the Company for date reservation, administrative work, opportunity cost, business planning, and services already rendered or reserved.
If the Client cancels fifteen (15) days before the event or at any time closer to the event date, the Client agrees to pay an additional cancellation fee of $1,250 to compensate the Company for losses associated with blocked calendar space, staffing commitments, and production opportunity loss.
15. TECHNICAL FAILURE
If, due to a technical failure solely attributable to the Company, the recorded content is lost and the contracted work cannot be delivered at all to the Client, the Company’s remedy shall be limited to the refund of monies received from the Client under this Agreement.
The Client understands that this refund remedy is exclusive and replaces any claim for consequential, indirect, emotional, reputational, or expectation-based damages.
16. EQUIPMENT DAMAGE
If the Client, a guest, a family member, or any person under the control or invitation of the Client deliberately or negligently damages any Company equipment, including cameras, lenses, lighting, media cards, stabilizers, microphones, storage systems, monitors, computers, or support tools, the Client shall be responsible for the full cost of repair or replacement.
Any such equipment damage shall not give rise to any refund of payments already made under this Agreement.
17. INTERFERENCE
The Company shall not be responsible for missed moments, compromised footage, obstructed visuals, lost audio opportunities, or reduced production quality caused by interference from guests, family members, wedding planners, coordinators, venue staff, DJs, photographers not affiliated with the Company, content
creators, or any other vendors or persons present at the event.
If such interference materially disrupts the Company’s workflow, timing, positioning, or ability to operate safely and effectively, the Company may adjust, limit, or suspend coverage as reasonably necessary.
18. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Company’s total liability under this Agreement, whether arising in contract, tort, negligence, or otherwise, shall be strictly limited to the total amount actually paid by the Client to the Company under this Agreement.
Under no circumstances shall the Company be liable for indirect damages, special damages, incidental damages, emotional distress claims, disappointment, reputational harm, missed expectations, or any loss arising from factors outside the Company’s reasonable control.
19. FORCE MAJEURE
The Company shall not be responsible or liable for any delay, interruption, modification of services, or inability to perform caused by events beyond its reasonable control.
Such events include, without limitation, acts of God, severe weather, emergencies, illness, accidents, venue shutdowns, government action, strikes, travel disruption, civil disturbance, equipment theft beyond reasonable control, or any other unforeseen circumstance that materially affects performance.
In such a situation, the Company shall be entitled to make reasonable decisions regarding continuation,
limitation, postponement, or adjustment of services.
20. GOVERNING LAW
This Agreement shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of the State of Florida, without regard to its conflict-of-law principles. Any dispute arising from or related to this Agreement shall be handled in a legally proper forum within the State of Florida unless the parties agree otherwise in writing.
EXCLUSIVE PRODUCTION PROTOCOL
Photographers, videographers, or outside content operators not authorized by the Company are not permitted to intervene in the Company’s production workflow. This includes, without limitation, family photographers, guest videographers, planners bringing outside media, or vendors attempting to direct or capture parallel production in a manner that interferes with the Company’s operation. The Company works under its own scheme, timing, and synchronization, and any unauthorized intervention may affect the correct development of the production. For this reason, in the event of unauthorized interference, the Company reserves the right to stop production immediately.
SIGNATURES
DATE TBD, REBOOKING, TRAVEL AND PAY-IN-FULL POLICY
When the Client selects Date TBD, the package and current price are reserved, but no production date is held until a final date is assigned and confirmed through the Client Hub. The Client has thirty (30) calendar days from signing to assign the final date one time, subject to availability. Any later date change adds a non-refundable $500 rebooking fee. The Main Event Address is measured by driving route from 9325 W Okeechobee Rd Ste 10, Hialeah Gardens, FL 33016. Any Travel Fee by Contract displayed and accepted at checkout becomes part of the contract total. When Pay in Full is selected during the original signing checkout, the system applies a one-time ten percent (10%) discount to the contract total shown before that discount. The discount does not apply retroactively to later balance payments.
MIGUEL ANGEL PRODUCTIONS COMPANY and the Client acknowledge and accept the terms of this Premium Audiovisual Production Agreement.
1. GENERAL
The Client is solely responsible for obtaining all permissions, authorizations, or approvals necessary for photography and/or videography at the ceremony site, reception venue, hotel, religious institution, private property, or any other location involved in the event. This includes any approvals required by venue management, religious officials, coordinators, security personnel, or local authorities. If any person or authority with control over the location restricts, limits, delays, or prohibits the Company from filming or photographing any part of the event, the Company shall not be deemed in breach of this Agreement.
In such circumstances, the Company will work within the limitations imposed to the extent reasonably possible; however, the Client understands that the final result may be affected by such restrictions. Because the event date is reserved in advance and the Company declines other work in reliance on that reservation, the retainer or deposit remains non-refundable if access is denied, limited, or reduced due to venue rules, lack of permissions, or decisions made by venue or event officials.
2. CREATIVE DIRECTION, ARTISTIC CONTROL AND PRODUCTION AUTHORITY
The Client acknowledges that MIGUEL ANGEL PRODUCTIONS COMPANY operates with a defined cinematic, editorial, and artistic style. By signing this Agreement, the Client confirms that they are hiring the Company specifically for that artistic judgment, visual approach, production method, and storytelling style.
The Client grants the Company, and specifically the acting video director or designated lead producer, full artistic and production authority over the event coverage. This authority includes, but is not limited to,
control over framing,
shot selection,
lighting decisions, c
amera positioning,
subject positioning,
movement direction,
production pacing,
and any reasonable creative direction given to the Client, guests, or members of the event.
No specific shots, angles, poses, reactions, moments, family combinations, environmental conditions, or editorial outcomes are guaranteed unless expressly agreed in writing as a separate deliverable.
The Client understands that final results depend on real-time conditions such as schedule delays, venue limitations, cooperation of participants, lighting quality, weather, space restrictions, crowd movement, and other live-event variables
For the purpose of achieving the strongest possible final result, the Company reserves the right to intervene artistically and operationally during the event, including adjusting lighting, directing movement, organizing visual flow, repositioning people, or pausing activity briefly when necessary for production.
3. EXCLUSIVITY
The Client understands and agrees that MIGUEL ANGEL PRODUCTIONS COMPANY is the exclusive video production company retained to cover the event. The Company’s workflow, synchronization, and operational structure are designed to function without outside interference from third-party videographers, photographers acting as videographers, content teams, or other production vendors who may disrupt coverage.
Any conflicts with other photography and/or video contracts, and any prior notice necessary to avoid those conflicts, are the sole responsibility of the Client. If the Client chooses to hire or allow another outside video team, content production company, or unauthorized media operator to participate in a way that interferes with the Company’s work, the Company shall have the right to limit its coverage, modify its workflow, or stop coverage entirely if necessary to protect its team and operation.
If production must be interrupted or discontinued because of unauthorized outside intervention that affects the Company’s operation, the Company shall not be obligated to issue any refund, credit, or reduction.
4. USE OF CONTENT
MIGUEL ANGEL PRODUCTIONS COMPANY reserves the right to use video, still frames, audio, behind-the-scenes material, or excerpts from the production for display, portfolio, publication, advertising, educational, social media, or other promotional purposes connected to the Company’s business.
This right applies unless the parties have agreed otherwise in writing before the event date. The Client understands that public release, publication, or excerpt use may include websites, presentations, social media platforms, advertising campaigns, showreels, print materials, and similar brand or marketing uses.
5. EVENT COVERAGE, STAFF REPLACEMENT & CLIENT PROTECTION
The Company will make a professional and good-faith effort to capture all important aspects of the event as reasonably possible under the circumstances. The Client acknowledges that live events are dynamic and may involve circumstances outside the Company’s control. Accordingly, no particular moment, person, activity, image, scene, or portion of the event can be absolutely guaranteed to be captured or included in the final photographs, films, or other deliverables.
Coverage will be performed based upon what is reasonably visible, accessible, permitted, coordinated, and achievable during the contracted coverage period. The Company is not responsible for missed or limited coverage resulting from venue restrictions, schedule delays, guest or vendor interference, lack of cooperation, inaccessible areas or individuals, changes to the event timeline, weather conditions, or other circumstances beyond the Company’s reasonable control.
STAFF REPLACEMENT
The Client’s contractual relationship is with Miguel Ángel Productions Inc., rather than with any particular photographer, videographer, assistant, or individual production team member, unless a specific individual is expressly guaranteed in writing by the Company.
Miguel Ángel Productions Inc. maintains an established network of professional photographers, videographers, and production personnel and has the operational capacity to staff multiple events simultaneously, including up to seven (7) events in a single day when properly scheduled.
If an assigned photographer, videographer, or other essential team member becomes unavailable because of illness, accident, medical emergency, family emergency, transportation emergency, or another serious and unforeseen circumstance, the Company shall have the right to substitute that individual with another qualified professional.
The Company will use commercially reasonable efforts to arrange such replacement promptly, at no additional cost to the Client, and to preserve the contracted starting time, coverage period, and production plan to the greatest extent reasonably possible.
A qualified staff substitution shall not constitute a cancellation, breach, or failure to perform by the Company, provided that the contracted photography and/or videography services are substantially performed.
100% CLIENT PROTECTION GUARANTEE
If, despite the Company’s reasonable replacement efforts, Miguel Ángel Productions Inc. is unable to provide the contracted photography and/or videography coverage and no Company photographer or videographer reports to perform the contracted event services, the Company will refund one hundred percent (100%) of all amounts actually paid by the Client to the Company for the event services that were not performed.
This protection is intended to ensure that the Client does not pay the Company for event coverage that the Company completely fails to provide.
To the fullest extent permitted by applicable Florida law, in the event of such complete non-performance, the Company’s monetary liability arising solely from the failure to provide the contracted event coverage shall be limited to the amounts actually paid to the Company for the services that were not performed. The Company shall not be responsible for speculative, special, incidental, indirect, or consequential damages arising solely from such non-performance, except to the extent that such limitation is prohibited by applicable law.
Nothing in this provision is intended to waive or limit any right or remedy that cannot lawfully be waived or limited under applicable Florida law.
6. STAFF RELATIONSHIP, MEALS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
The Client is responsible for ensuring that the Company’s team is treated with professionalism and provided with reasonable working conditions during the event. This includes maintaining an environment that allows the team to safely move, operate equipment, and continue production without avoidable disruption, hostility, or preventable obstruction by guests, vendors, or venue personnel.
For events with coverage of four (4) hours or more, the Client shall provide meals for all photographers, videographers, assistants, or other team members assigned by the Company. The meal provided must be of the same standard and quality as the meal being served to the guests. The Company requests, when
reasonably possible, that the team be seated in or near the main service area so that event coverage may continue efficiently while meals are being served.
Providing lower-tier substitute meals such as fast food, convenience food, or meals materially different from those served to guests may be treated as a breach of production protocol. In such a case, the Company reserves the right to assess a contractual penalty of $500.
The Client is also responsible for damage caused to the Company’s cameras, lighting, accessories, storage devices, or any other equipment if such damage is caused by the Client, guests, or persons allowed by the Client into the production environment. Any such damage shall be billed to the Client in full, and prior payments made under this Agreement shall remain non-refundable.
7. PAYMENT TERMS, METHODS AND CONDITIONS
The Client agrees to pay the full contract amount pursuant to the mandatory payment schedule established by the Company and accepted by the Client. Payment of the initial retainer or deposit reserves the event date but does not suspend or postpone the Client’s obligation to begin making installment payments toward the remaining contract balance.
Following payment of the initial retainer or deposit, the remaining balance shall be divided into scheduled monthly installment payments, beginning on the payment date established by the Company and continuing each month thereafter until the contract balance has been paid in full.
Monthly installment payments are a required condition of this Agreement and are not optional. The Client may not elect to make only the initial deposit and defer the entire remaining balance until shortly before the event.
The specific amount and due date of each installment shall be reflected in the Company’s payment schedule, invoices, or other written billing documentation provided to the Client. All scheduled payments shall be credited toward the total contract amount.
The Client may, at any time, make additional payments or pay the remaining contract balance in full before the scheduled due dates without penalty. However, making an early payment does not alter the non-refundable nature of payments as otherwise established under this Agreement.
Regardless of the installment schedule, the entire contract balance must be fully paid no later than fifteen (15) days prior to the event date. This fifteen-day deadline represents the final deadline for completion of payment and shall not be interpreted as permission to postpone scheduled monthly installments until fifteen (15) days before the event.
Failure to make any scheduled monthly installment on its stated due date shall constitute a breach of the Client’s payment obligations under this Agreement. The Company may, at its discretion and without waiving any other contractual rights, provide a one-time grace period of twenty-four (24) hours from the original due date. If payment is not received within any applicable grace period, the Company may suspend planning, preparation, communication, editing, production services, or other work associated with the event until the account is brought current. Continued non-payment may result in cancellation or termination of the Agreement in accordance with the cancellation and default provisions contained herein.
All payments made under this Agreement, including the initial retainer or deposit, administrative fees, monthly installment payments, and other pre-event payments, shall be subject to the refund and cancellation provisions of this Agreement. The Client acknowledges that payments made prior to the event compensate the Company for, among other things, reservation of the event date, administrative and planning services, production preparation, allocation of personnel and resources, and the Company’s commitment to maintain availability for the contracted event.
Accepted payment methods may include monthly installment payments, authorized electronic payments, and final invoices, together with all applicable taxes and authorized fees.
If payment is not received within such grace period, a late payment fee equal to ten percent (10%) of the outstanding balance shall be automatically applied and must be paid together with the overdue amount.
If, after the application of the late payment fee, the Client remains in default and a period of seven (7) consecutive days passes without payment being received, the Company shall have the absolute right to declare the Agreement in definitive breach and proceed with the immediate cancellation of the contract, without any obligation to refund any amounts previously paid.
The Client acknowledges and agrees that any delay in payments directly affects the Company’s planning, logistics, allocation of resources, and business commitments, and therefore assumes full responsibility for any consequences arising from such breach, including but not limited to the loss of the reserved date and contracted services.
8. USAGE, DISPLAY AND PROMOTIONAL RIGHTS
The Company reserves all rights to the exclusive use, reproduction, publication, display, and promotional use of all video and related content created under this Agreement. The Client acts as agent for all guests and acknowledges that attendance at the event may result in the capture of image, voice, and likeness by the Company.
All work produced by MIGUEL ANGEL PRODUCTIONS COMPANY is protected under applicable copyright law. Unless otherwise granted in writing, the Client receives a private-use license only. The Client may enjoy the final product for personal, non-commercial purposes, but does not acquire ownership of the raw production assets, production files, or copyrights themselves.
The Client further agrees that highlight films, excerpts, trailers, teaser clips, selected scenes, still frames, and portions of the production may be released by the Company for website display, portfolio use, social media publication, and other lawful promotional use.
9. PRODUCTION CONTROL
MIGUEL ANGEL PRODUCTIONS COMPANY is the exclusive official videography provider retained by the Client and retains full production and editorial control over the project. This control applies to both event-day production decisions and all postproduction and delivery decisions thereafter. If another outside video production company, unauthorized content team, or interfering media provider is present at the event and materially affects the Company’s workflow, the Company may modify coverage, restrict cooperation, or discontinue coverage if necessary. In such circumstances, no monies paid shall be refunded.
The Company reserves the exclusive right to determine production methods, camera coverage, technical setup, staffing structure, shot allocation, editorial construction, pacing, and final assembly of the production.
10. EDITING, POSTPRODUCTION AND FINAL DELIVERY
The recording of the event, postproduction editing, and the final length, rhythm, and structure of the finished product are at the sole discretion of MIGUEL ANGEL PRODUCTIONS COMPANY. If something occurs at the event that the Client does not want to appear in the final video, the Client must inform the Company before editing begins. Once postproduction has started, the narrative and structure of the piece may already be in progress.
Any editing changes must be requested within seven (7) days after the final product is delivered. After that seven-day period, the production will be considered accepted, approved, and final. Editing errors made by the Company, such as technical mistakes or spelling errors, will be corrected at no charge. Changes that are not the result of Company error will be billed at the current editing rate. Such changes may include, by way of example, changing the selected music after delivery, requesting replacement of scenes, asking for a different order of moments, changing the style of color grading, or requesting a re-edit of already completed content.
Although in some cases the Client may receive production earlier, the general delivery window is approximately four (4) to eight (8) weeks after the event. Depending on production demand and workflow volume, delivery may take up to twelve (12) weeks. This timeline is approximate and any longer completion period that may become necessary will not void this Agreement.
If the Client delays the production process by failing to submit selections, approvals, music choices, gallery picks, or any other required materials requested by the Company, the production timeline will pause. Once the Client has fully delivered everything required from their side, a new delivery period of up to seven (7) weeks will begin from the date of that final submission. This clause applies because the Company's postproduction timeline depends on the Client's timely participation when selections or approvals are part of the workflow.
If the Client fails to provide all required selections, approvals, or materials necessary for postproduction within a period of three (3) months from the date they are requested, the Company reserves the right to proceed with the editing, completion, and finalization of the album, videos, and all deliverables at its sole discretion, without further consultation with the Client. In such case, the final product will be considered accepted as delivered, and the Client waives any right to request changes, revisions, or re-edits of any kind.
All final products are delivered exclusively by electronic means. Delivery goes directly to the Client's email through digital download links or digital galleries. The Company does not provide physical delivery such as USB drives, CDs, DVDs, or external hard drives unless separately offered and agreed in writing. Once a gallery has been delivered and approved, it will remain active for thirty (30) days. It is the Client's responsibility to download the content during that access period. If the gallery expires and the Client later wishes to reactivate access, the Client must pay a $250 reactivation fee, which restores the gallery for up to two (2) additional years.
All project files are stored by the Company for up to one (1) year from delivery. This storage period allows the Client to request additional services or purchases later if desired. After one year, files may be permanently deleted from storage without further notice.
11. VENUE RESTRICTIONS
The Company may be necessarily limited by the guidelines, policies, restrictions, customs, or rules of any church, venue, hotel, religious institution, ballroom, event site, or property where the event takes place. The Client understands that the Company will abide by such rules even if those rules affect coverage, positioning, lighting setup, camera movement, sound capture, or access to certain moments.
The Client agrees that such restrictions are outside the Company’s control and agrees to hold the Company harmless for any impact these venue rules may have on the resulting production. If local authorities, venue management, security personnel, or responsible officials do not permit the Company’s team to enter, remain, operate, or move within the site, the deposit and all payments made remain non-refundable.
Any dispute regarding access must be resolved directly by the Client with the venue or venue authority.
12. ARTISTIC LICENSE
The videographer and production team shall be granted full artistic license in relation to the filming and editing of the event. The Client acknowledges that event-day realities may require the Company to make immediate judgment calls regarding what can be captured, how it can be captured, and whether certain requested visual expectations are realistically achievable.
The Company will not be held responsible for lack of coverage, missing footage, reduced coverage, or altered results caused by event delays, unavailable family members, uncooperative participants, late timelines, changes to the schedule, or venue restrictions affecting videography or photography at the desired location.
The Company is the intellectual owner of all content created on the day of the event and may impose publication restrictions on vendors or other parties who violate Company policies or interfere with the production.
13. ADDITIONAL HOURS
If the event extends beyond the number of contracted coverage hours and the Client requests continued coverage, additional time shall be billed at $500 per hour. Additional time is subject to staff availability, operational feasibility, and approval by the Company on the day of the event.
If coverage continues, any fraction of an additional hour may be billed in accordance with the Company’s overtime policy then in effect.
14. CANCELLATION
If the Client decides to cancel this Agreement at any time, all payments made up to the date of cancellation, including the initial deposit or retainer, shall be deemed earned and non-refundable. This applies regardless of the reason for cancellation because those amounts are intended to compensate the Company for date reservation, administrative work, opportunity cost, business planning, and services already rendered or reserved.
If the Client cancels fifteen (15) days before the event or at any time closer to the event date, the Client agrees to pay an additional cancellation fee of $1,250 to compensate the Company for losses associated with blocked calendar space, staffing commitments, and production opportunity loss.
15. TECHNICAL FAILURE
If, due to a technical failure solely attributable to the Company, the recorded content is lost and the contracted work cannot be delivered at all to the Client, the Company’s remedy shall be limited to the refund of monies received from the Client under this Agreement.
The Client understands that this refund remedy is exclusive and replaces any claim for consequential, indirect, emotional, reputational, or expectation-based damages.
16. EQUIPMENT DAMAGE
If the Client, a guest, a family member, or any person under the control or invitation of the Client deliberately or negligently damages any Company equipment, including cameras, lenses, lighting, media cards, stabilizers, microphones, storage systems, monitors, computers, or support tools, the Client shall be responsible for the full cost of repair or replacement.
Any such equipment damage shall not give rise to any refund of payments already made under this Agreement.
17. INTERFERENCE
The Company shall not be responsible for missed moments, compromised footage, obstructed visuals, lost audio opportunities, or reduced production quality caused by interference from guests, family members, wedding planners, coordinators, venue staff, DJs, photographers not affiliated with the Company, content
creators, or any other vendors or persons present at the event.
If such interference materially disrupts the Company’s workflow, timing, positioning, or ability to operate safely and effectively, the Company may adjust, limit, or suspend coverage as reasonably necessary.
18. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Company’s total liability under this Agreement, whether arising in contract, tort, negligence, or otherwise, shall be strictly limited to the total amount actually paid by the Client to the Company under this Agreement.
Under no circumstances shall the Company be liable for indirect damages, special damages, incidental damages, emotional distress claims, disappointment, reputational harm, missed expectations, or any loss arising from factors outside the Company’s reasonable control.
19. FORCE MAJEURE
The Company shall not be responsible or liable for any delay, interruption, modification of services, or inability to perform caused by events beyond its reasonable control.
Such events include, without limitation, acts of God, severe weather, emergencies, illness, accidents, venue shutdowns, government action, strikes, travel disruption, civil disturbance, equipment theft beyond reasonable control, or any other unforeseen circumstance that materially affects performance.
In such a situation, the Company shall be entitled to make reasonable decisions regarding continuation,
limitation, postponement, or adjustment of services.
20. GOVERNING LAW
This Agreement shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of the State of Florida, without regard to its conflict-of-law principles. Any dispute arising from or related to this Agreement shall be handled in a legally proper forum within the State of Florida unless the parties agree otherwise in writing.
EXCLUSIVE PRODUCTION PROTOCOL
Photographers, videographers, or outside content operators not authorized by the Company are not permitted to intervene in the Company’s production workflow. This includes, without limitation, family photographers, guest videographers, planners bringing outside media, or vendors attempting to direct or capture parallel production in a manner that interferes with the Company’s operation. The Company works under its own scheme, timing, and synchronization, and any unauthorized intervention may affect the correct development of the production. For this reason, in the event of unauthorized interference, the Company reserves the right to stop production immediately.
SIGNATURES
DATE TBD, REBOOKING, TRAVEL AND PAY-IN-FULL POLICY
When the Client selects Date TBD, the package and current price are reserved, but no production date is held until a final date is assigned and confirmed through the Client Hub. The Client has thirty (30) calendar days from signing to assign the final date one time, subject to availability. Any later date change adds a non-refundable $500 rebooking fee. The Main Event Address is measured by driving route from 9325 W Okeechobee Rd Ste 10, Hialeah Gardens, FL 33016. Any Travel Fee by Contract displayed and accepted at checkout becomes part of the contract total. When Pay in Full is selected during the original signing checkout, the system applies a one-time ten percent (10%) discount to the contract total shown before that discount. The discount does not apply retroactively to later balance payments.
MIGUEL ANGEL PRODUCTIONS COMPANY and the Client acknowledge and accept the terms of this Premium Audiovisual Production Agreement.
1. GENERAL
The Client is responsible for securing all permissions, approvals, and authorizations necessary for photography and/or videography at every ceremony site, religious venue, reception venue, hotel, ballroom, private property, or other location related to the quinceañera or Sweet 16 celebration. Restrictions, delays, interference, or denied access imposed by a venue, church, security team, coordinator, or other authority do not place MIGUEL ANGEL PRODUCTIONS COMPANY in breach. The Company will work within the limits allowed, but those limits may affect the final result. The deposit and all payments remain non-refundable because the event date and production resources have already been reserved.
2. LIMITATION OF RESPONSIBILITY
The Company will make every reasonable professional effort to fulfill this Agreement, but is not responsible for weather, rain, wind, power or venue lighting failure, event delays, transportation disruptions, restricted access, unsafe conditions, illness, emergencies, or actions of third parties. A quinceañera or Sweet 16 is a live event and the Company may adapt coverage when conditions change.
3. EXCLUSIVITY
MIGUEL ANGEL PRODUCTIONS COMPANY is the exclusive videographer retained for the event. Conflicts with other photography or video contracts are the Client’s responsibility. Outside videographers, content teams, family media teams, or unauthorized personnel may interfere with camera synchronization, workflow, and shot quality. The Company is not responsible for limitations caused by that interference and may modify or discontinue coverage when necessary.
4. USE OF CONTENT
Unless otherwise agreed in writing before the event, the Client authorizes the Company to use video, still frames, audio excerpts, behind-the-scenes content, teasers, highlights, and other portions of the production for portfolio, website, social media, publication, advertising, promotional campaigns, and other lawful business purposes.
5. EVENT COVERAGE
No particular scene, person, tradition, reaction, or portion of the event is guaranteed to appear in the final production in the exact manner imagined by the Client. Coverage depends on timing, access, lighting, cooperation, logistics, safety, and professional editorial judgment. Unexpected entrances, unavailable family members, crowding, or schedule changes may require moments to be shortened, missed, or adapted.
6. STAFF, MEALS AND WORKING CONDITIONS
For coverage of four (4) hours or more, the Client must provide meals for all assigned photographers, videographers, and assistants. Meals must be equivalent in quality and standard to those served to guests. Materially lower-quality substitutes may result in a $500 production-protocol charge. The Client must also provide safe, reasonable working conditions and enough access for the team to operate equipment and maintain coverage.
7. PAYMENT TERMS, METHODS AND CONDITIONS
The Client shall pay the full contract amount according to the accepted payment schedule. Monthly and partial payments are credited toward the total but do not extend the final deadline. The entire remaining balance must be paid no later than fifteen (15) days before the event. All deposits, administrative fees, installments, and pre-event payments are non-refundable except where this Agreement expressly states otherwise. A missed installment is a material breach. The Company may grant one twenty-four (24) hour grace period. After that period, a late fee equal to ten percent (10%) of the outstanding balance may apply. If default continues for seven (7) consecutive days, the Company may cancel the Agreement, retain amounts already paid, suspend planning and services, and release the reserved date.
8. DISPLAY RIGHTS
All work is protected by copyright. The Company retains copyright, reproduction, display, and presentation rights. The Client receives a personal-use license unless additional rights are granted in writing and acts as agent for guests whose image, voice, or likeness appears naturally in the production.
9. PRODUCTION AND EDITORIAL CONTROL
The Company has full production and editorial control over coverage, direction, camera placement, shot selection, sequencing, pacing, music placement, color, and final creative construction. The final product is an edited cinematic interpretation and not a raw-footage dump.
10. EDITING, POSTPRODUCTION AND FINAL DELIVERY
Requested corrections must be submitted within seven (7) days after delivery. Company errors will be corrected without charge; preference-based changes or re-edits are billed at the current rate. Typical delivery is four (4) to eight (8) weeks and may extend to twelve (12) weeks based on workload. When the Client delays music, selections, approvals, or other required material, the production clock pauses and a new period of up to seven (7) weeks begins after the final required submission. If the Client does not provide required material within three (3) months, the Company may finalize all deliverables using its professional judgment. Delivery is electronic. Approved galleries remain active for thirty (30) days; a $250 fee applies to reactivate an expired gallery for up to two additional years. Project files may be deleted one year after delivery.
11. VENUE RESTRICTIONS
The team will comply with venue and religious-establishment rules. The Client holds the Company harmless for the effect of those rules. Denied access does not make payments refundable, and the Client must resolve access issues directly with the venue.
12. ARTISTIC LICENSE
The Company receives full artistic license for filming and editing and is not responsible for reduced coverage caused by delays, missing participants, restricted conditions, or venue limitations. The Company owns the intellectual property created during the event.
13. ADDITIONAL HOURS
Coverage requested beyond the contracted time is charged at $500 per hour and is subject to staff availability and operational feasibility.
14. CANCELLATION OR POSTPONEMENT
All deposits and installments remain non-refundable if the Client cancels. A date transfer requires a new Agreement and is subject to availability; the original deposit is not refunded. The stated exception is the death of the main celebrant or a principal event protagonist. Cancellation fifteen (15) days before the event or closer also carries a $1,250 company-loss fee.
15. TECHNICAL FAILURE
If recorded content is completely lost solely because of the Company’s technical failure and the contracted work cannot be delivered, payments received for the undeliverable work will be refunded. This refund is the exclusive remedy.
16. DELIBERATE DAMAGE
The Client is responsible for repair or replacement of production equipment deliberately damaged by the Client or any guest. Such damage may interrupt coverage and does not create a right to a refund.
17. INTERFERENCE
The Company is not responsible for missed moments, blocked shots, reduced quality, or workflow disruption caused by guests, family, planners, DJs, venue staff, outside media, or other vendors.
18. LIABILITY LIMITATION
To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Company’s total liability is limited to the amount actually paid by the Client. The Company is not liable for indirect, consequential, emotional-distress, reputational, or expectation-based damages.
19. FORCE MAJEURE
The Company is not liable for delay, interruption, or nonperformance caused by severe weather, acts of God, emergencies, illness, accidents, shutdowns, government restrictions, civil disturbance, travel interruption, major power failure, or other circumstances beyond reasonable control.
20. GOVERNING LAW
This Agreement is governed by Florida law. Any dispute shall be handled in a legally proper forum in Florida unless the parties agree otherwise in writing.
EXCLUSIVE PRODUCTION PROTOCOL
Outside photographers and videographers are not authorized to conduct parallel professional coverage in a way that affects the Company’s production. Unauthorized interference may cause the team to stop production immediately without refund.
DATE TBD, REBOOKING, TRAVEL AND PAY-IN-FULL POLICY
When the Client selects Date TBD, the package and current price are reserved, but no production date is held until a final date is assigned and confirmed through the Client Hub. The Client has thirty (30) calendar days from signing to assign the final date one time, subject to availability. Any later date change adds a non-refundable $500 rebooking fee. The Main Event Address is measured by driving route from 9325 W Okeechobee Rd Ste 10, Hialeah Gardens, FL 33016. Any Travel Fee by Contract displayed and accepted at checkout becomes part of the contract total. When Pay in Full is selected during the original signing checkout, the system applies a one-time ten percent (10%) discount to the contract total shown before that discount. The discount does not apply retroactively to later balance payments.
1. GENERAL
The Client is responsible for securing all permissions, approvals, and authorizations necessary for photography and/or videography at every ceremony site, religious venue, reception venue, hotel, ballroom, private property, or other location related to the quinceañera or Sweet 16 celebration. Restrictions, delays, interference, or denied access imposed by a venue, church, security team, coordinator, or other authority do not place MIGUEL ANGEL PRODUCTIONS COMPANY in breach. The Company will work within the limits allowed, but those limits may affect the final result. The deposit and all payments remain non-refundable because the event date and production resources have already been reserved.
2. LIMITATION OF RESPONSIBILITY
The Company will make every reasonable professional effort to fulfill this Agreement, but is not responsible for weather, rain, wind, power or venue lighting failure, event delays, transportation disruptions, restricted access, unsafe conditions, illness, emergencies, or actions of third parties. A quinceañera or Sweet 16 is a live event and the Company may adapt coverage when conditions change.
3. EXCLUSIVITY
MIGUEL ANGEL PRODUCTIONS COMPANY is the exclusive videographer retained for the event. Conflicts with other photography or video contracts are the Client’s responsibility. Outside videographers, content teams, family media teams, or unauthorized personnel may interfere with camera synchronization, workflow, and shot quality. The Company is not responsible for limitations caused by that interference and may modify or discontinue coverage when necessary.
4. USE OF CONTENT
Unless otherwise agreed in writing before the event, the Client authorizes the Company to use video, still frames, audio excerpts, behind-the-scenes content, teasers, highlights, and other portions of the production for portfolio, website, social media, publication, advertising, promotional campaigns, and other lawful business purposes.
5. EVENT COVERAGE
No particular scene, person, tradition, reaction, or portion of the event is guaranteed to appear in the final production in the exact manner imagined by the Client. Coverage depends on timing, access, lighting, cooperation, logistics, safety, and professional editorial judgment. Unexpected entrances, unavailable family members, crowding, or schedule changes may require moments to be shortened, missed, or adapted.
6. STAFF, MEALS AND WORKING CONDITIONS
For coverage of four (4) hours or more, the Client must provide meals for all assigned photographers, videographers, and assistants. Meals must be equivalent in quality and standard to those served to guests. Materially lower-quality substitutes may result in a $500 production-protocol charge. The Client must also provide safe, reasonable working conditions and enough access for the team to operate equipment and maintain coverage.
7. PAYMENT TERMS, METHODS AND CONDITIONS
The Client shall pay the full contract amount according to the accepted payment schedule. Monthly and partial payments are credited toward the total but do not extend the final deadline. The entire remaining balance must be paid no later than fifteen (15) days before the event. All deposits, administrative fees, installments, and pre-event payments are non-refundable except where this Agreement expressly states otherwise. A missed installment is a material breach. The Company may grant one twenty-four (24) hour grace period. After that period, a late fee equal to ten percent (10%) of the outstanding balance may apply. If default continues for seven (7) consecutive days, the Company may cancel the Agreement, retain amounts already paid, suspend planning and services, and release the reserved date.
8. DISPLAY RIGHTS
All work is protected by copyright. The Company retains copyright, reproduction, display, and presentation rights. The Client receives a personal-use license unless additional rights are granted in writing and acts as agent for guests whose image, voice, or likeness appears naturally in the production.
9. PRODUCTION AND EDITORIAL CONTROL
The Company has full production and editorial control over coverage, direction, camera placement, shot selection, sequencing, pacing, music placement, color, and final creative construction. The final product is an edited cinematic interpretation and not a raw-footage dump.
10. EDITING, POSTPRODUCTION AND FINAL DELIVERY
Requested corrections must be submitted within seven (7) days after delivery. Company errors will be corrected without charge; preference-based changes or re-edits are billed at the current rate. Typical delivery is four (4) to eight (8) weeks and may extend to twelve (12) weeks based on workload. When the Client delays music, selections, approvals, or other required material, the production clock pauses and a new period of up to seven (7) weeks begins after the final required submission. If the Client does not provide required material within three (3) months, the Company may finalize all deliverables using its professional judgment. Delivery is electronic. Approved galleries remain active for thirty (30) days; a $250 fee applies to reactivate an expired gallery for up to two additional years. Project files may be deleted one year after delivery.
11. VENUE RESTRICTIONS
The team will comply with venue and religious-establishment rules. The Client holds the Company harmless for the effect of those rules. Denied access does not make payments refundable, and the Client must resolve access issues directly with the venue.
12. ARTISTIC LICENSE
The Company receives full artistic license for filming and editing and is not responsible for reduced coverage caused by delays, missing participants, restricted conditions, or venue limitations. The Company owns the intellectual property created during the event.
13. ADDITIONAL HOURS
Coverage requested beyond the contracted time is charged at $500 per hour and is subject to staff availability and operational feasibility.
14. CANCELLATION OR POSTPONEMENT
All deposits and installments remain non-refundable if the Client cancels. A date transfer requires a new Agreement and is subject to availability; the original deposit is not refunded. The stated exception is the death of the main celebrant or a principal event protagonist. Cancellation fifteen (15) days before the event or closer also carries a $1,250 company-loss fee.
15. TECHNICAL FAILURE
If recorded content is completely lost solely because of the Company’s technical failure and the contracted work cannot be delivered, payments received for the undeliverable work will be refunded. This refund is the exclusive remedy.
16. DELIBERATE DAMAGE
The Client is responsible for repair or replacement of production equipment deliberately damaged by the Client or any guest. Such damage may interrupt coverage and does not create a right to a refund.
17. INTERFERENCE
The Company is not responsible for missed moments, blocked shots, reduced quality, or workflow disruption caused by guests, family, planners, DJs, venue staff, outside media, or other vendors.
18. LIABILITY LIMITATION
To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Company’s total liability is limited to the amount actually paid by the Client. The Company is not liable for indirect, consequential, emotional-distress, reputational, or expectation-based damages.
19. FORCE MAJEURE
The Company is not liable for delay, interruption, or nonperformance caused by severe weather, acts of God, emergencies, illness, accidents, shutdowns, government restrictions, civil disturbance, travel interruption, major power failure, or other circumstances beyond reasonable control.
20. GOVERNING LAW
This Agreement is governed by Florida law. Any dispute shall be handled in a legally proper forum in Florida unless the parties agree otherwise in writing.
EXCLUSIVE PRODUCTION PROTOCOL
Outside photographers and videographers are not authorized to conduct parallel professional coverage in a way that affects the Company’s production. Unauthorized interference may cause the team to stop production immediately without refund.
DATE TBD, REBOOKING, TRAVEL AND PAY-IN-FULL POLICY
When the Client selects Date TBD, the package and current price are reserved, but no production date is held until a final date is assigned and confirmed through the Client Hub. The Client has thirty (30) calendar days from signing to assign the final date one time, subject to availability. Any later date change adds a non-refundable $500 rebooking fee. The Main Event Address is measured by driving route from 9325 W Okeechobee Rd Ste 10, Hialeah Gardens, FL 33016. Any Travel Fee by Contract displayed and accepted at checkout becomes part of the contract total. When Pay in Full is selected during the original signing checkout, the system applies a one-time ten percent (10%) discount to the contract total shown before that discount. The discount does not apply retroactively to later balance payments.
1. GENERAL
The Client is responsible for securing every permission, approval, and authorization required for photography and videography at corporate venues, hotels, conference centers, private properties, event halls, outdoor sites, and all other event locations. Restrictions, delays, interference, or denied access imposed by venue management, security, organizers, or any authority do not place MIGUEL ANGEL PRODUCTIONS COMPANY in breach. The Company will operate within permitted limits, but the final result may be affected. Deposits and payments remain non-refundable because the date and production resources have been reserved.
2. LIMITATION OF RESPONSIBILITY
The Company will make every reasonable professional effort to provide a strong final production but is not responsible for weather, power or venue-lighting failures, schedule changes, transportation disruption, restricted access, unsafe working conditions, illness, emergencies, or third-party conduct. Live-event variables may require professional adaptation and may change the expected result.
3. EXCLUSIVITY
MIGUEL ANGEL PRODUCTIONS COMPANY is the exclusive videography provider retained for the event. Outside media teams, content creators, sponsor crews, or unauthorized operators may disrupt camera synchronization and workflow. The Company is not responsible for limitations caused by interference and may modify or discontinue coverage when necessary.
4. USE OF CONTENT
Unless otherwise agreed in writing before the event, the Client authorizes the Company to use videos, still frames, audio, behind-the-scenes material, teasers, highlights, and excerpts for portfolio, website, social media, advertising, promotional campaigns, publication, and other lawful business purposes.
5. EVENT COVERAGE
No specific speaker, presentation, performance, participant, scene, or event portion is guaranteed to be recorded or included exactly as imagined. Coverage depends on timing, access, lighting, cooperation, logistics, crowd conditions, safety, and editorial judgment. Unexpected schedule changes or limited access may cause moments to be shortened, adapted, or missed.
6. STAFF, MEALS AND WORKING CONDITIONS
For coverage lasting four (4) hours or more, the Client must provide meals for all assigned team members. The meal must match the standard and quality served to guests. Materially lower-quality substitutes may result in a $500 production-protocol charge. The Client must provide a safe environment, reasonable operating space, and freedom from excessive obstruction.
7. PAYMENT TERMS, METHODS AND CONDITIONS
The Client shall pay the contract total according to the accepted payment schedule. Partial and monthly payments reduce the balance but do not extend the final deadline. The entire balance must be paid no later than fifteen (15) days before the event. Deposits, administrative fees, installments, and pre-event payments are non-refundable except as expressly stated. A missed payment is a material breach. The Company may provide one twenty-four (24) hour grace period, after which a late fee equal to ten percent (10%) of the outstanding balance may apply. If default continues for seven (7) consecutive days, the Company may cancel, retain payments, suspend work, and release the date.
8. DISPLAY RIGHTS AND PROMOTIONAL USE
The Company retains copyright and may use the production for portfolio, website, social media, advertising, and promotional campaigns. The Client acts for attendees, speakers, performers, and vendors whose image, voice, or likeness may naturally appear. The Client receives a personal-use license unless expanded rights are granted in writing.
9. PRODUCTION AND EDITORIAL CONTROL
The Company controls filming, camera placement, direction, technical setup, staffing, shot allocation, editing, pacing, sequencing, and final structure. Outside-team interference allows the Company to limit or stop coverage without refund. The final deliverable is a curated cinematic production, not raw footage.
10. EDITING, POSTPRODUCTION AND FINAL DELIVERY
Correction requests must be made within seven (7) days after delivery. Technical or spelling errors by the Company are corrected at no charge; subjective changes and re-edits are billed at the current rate. Typical delivery is four (4) to eight (8) weeks and may extend to twelve (12) weeks. Client delays in approvals, music, selections, or materials pause the timeline; a new period of up to seven (7) weeks begins after final submission. After three (3) months without required Client materials, the Company may finalize using professional judgment. Delivery is electronic. Galleries remain available for thirty (30) days after approval; a $250 fee applies to reactivate expired access for up to two years. Project files may be deleted one year after delivery.
11. VENUE RESTRICTIONS
The Company will comply with venue rules. The Client holds the Company harmless for their impact. Denied entry, movement, equipment, lighting, or audio access does not make payments refundable, and access disputes must be resolved by the Client.
12. ARTISTIC LICENSE
The Company receives full artistic license for filming and editing and is not responsible for coverage affected by delays, unavailable participants, schedule changes, venue limitations, or restricted conditions. The Company owns the intellectual property created.
13. ADDITIONAL HOURS
Additional coverage beyond the contracted period is charged at $500 per hour and is subject to staff availability and operational feasibility.
14. CANCELLATION OR POSTPONEMENT
Deposits and installments remain non-refundable upon cancellation. Date changes require a new Agreement and are subject to availability. The stated exception is the death of a principal event protagonist. Cancellation fifteen (15) days before the event or closer also carries a $1,250 company-loss fee.
15. TECHNICAL FAILURE
If recorded content is completely lost solely because of the Company’s technical failure and the contracted work cannot be delivered, payments received for the undeliverable work will be refunded. This is the exclusive remedy.
16. EQUIPMENT DAMAGE
The Client is responsible for the repair or replacement of Company equipment damaged deliberately or negligently by the Client, guests, or persons invited or controlled by the Client. Such damage does not create a right to a refund.
17. INTERFERENCE
The Company is not responsible for missed moments, obstructed images, lost audio opportunities, or reduced quality caused by guests, organizers, venue staff, DJs, outside media, content creators, sponsors, or other vendors.
18. LIABILITY LIMITATION
To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Company’s total liability is limited to the amount actually paid by the Client. The Company is not liable for indirect, consequential, emotional-distress, reputational, or expectation-based damages.
19. FORCE MAJEURE
The Company is not liable for delay, interruption, or nonperformance caused by severe weather, acts of God, emergencies, illness, accidents, venue shutdowns, government restrictions, civil disturbance, travel interruption, major power failure, or other circumstances beyond reasonable control.
20. GOVERNING LAW
This Agreement is governed by Florida law. Any dispute shall be handled in a legally proper forum within Florida unless otherwise agreed in writing.
EXCLUSIVE PRODUCTION PROTOCOL
Outside photographers, videographers, content creators, vendors, or other media personnel may not conduct parallel professional coverage in a way that affects the Company’s synchronized operation. Unauthorized interference may cause production to stop immediately without refund.
DATE TBD, REBOOKING, TRAVEL AND PAY-IN-FULL POLICY
When the Client selects Date TBD, the package and current price are reserved, but no production date is held until a final date is assigned and confirmed through the Client Hub. The Client has thirty (30) calendar days from signing to assign the final date one time, subject to availability. Any later date change adds a non-refundable $500 rebooking fee. The Main Event Address is measured by driving route from 9325 W Okeechobee Rd Ste 10, Hialeah Gardens, FL 33016. Any Travel Fee by Contract displayed and accepted at checkout becomes part of the contract total. When Pay in Full is selected during the original signing checkout, the system applies a one-time ten percent (10%) discount to the contract total shown before that discount. The discount does not apply retroactively to later balance payments.
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