a.) (i) being available for topic brainstorms, (ii) adequately preparing your content in advance of filming (iii) film 20 videos every 4 weeks, (iv) working to keep the Channel at least three (3) weeks ahead of schedule with filming, to achieve two (2) weeks of scheduled videos already on YouTube and scheduled to go public, (v) cooperate with the Producer’s other related instructions.

b.) (i) not changing video style the week of filming or (ii) not changing the topic of a video within two (2) business days before it is scheduled to film. (iii) the talent provides the content and may include other participants only the producer agrees that it’s in the best interest of the channel.

2.) Producers scope of work shall include, but not be limited to, the following:

a.) (i) Assisting talent with topic brainstorm, (ii) providing guidance to talent prior to filming, (iv) managing video editing, (v) overseeing YouTube channel management, thumbnail design, and episode launch calendar.

Invoices are sent on the 1st of each month for filming dates that month and must be paid in advance of filming. If invoices are not paid by the 6th of the month, a late fee of $125 will be added to the invoice. Every 5 days additional late fees of $125 will be added to the invoice.

We reserve the right to stop all editing and production on the videos already filmed if payments are missed and efforts to get caught up are not being made.

If payments are not made before your filming date, your filming date will be canceled and you will be charged a cancellation fee.

Unless a mistake was made on my part, I don’t provide refunds. I’d rather you take your time in the beginning, to make sure this is the best decision for you, your business, and your budget, before making your payment. Take your time, and think it through, and if working with me is a fit, then let’s move forward.

We do understand that life happens and things change. When something unexpected happens, we will work with you to reschedule. Cancellations or rescheduling within 1 week have a $400 cancellation fee. We need to compensate our filming team for their missed opportunity to work, nanny costs, etc. We’ll then work with you to get a replacement date on the calendar. 

You are the owner of all the content we produce for your channel. If you want to do something outside of our system with your content, this is your choice.

The following will be permitted within every YouTube video description produced in accordance with this agreement:

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YouTube Production: Nate Woodbury

Quality is important, and the goal of Nathan Woodbury (producer) is to maintain a continual high standard. However, understand that our monthly budgets to produce 20 episodes, will typically only produce one to two episodes in other agencies. Because we work on a model of efficiency, we’re able to stretch the budget a lot further, creating 20 episodes with the same budget. Our priorities are in this order. 1st Strategy, 2nd Efficiency, and 3rd Production Quality. Each episode may contain minor errors or typos. None of which will impact the performance of the video and it’s intended strategy. If the end result was the video, you should accept nothing less than a perfectly edited video. But the end result is not the video, it’s lead generation. Having production quality as our 3rd priority instead of our 1st is necessary in order to achieve our lead generation goals for your channel. All this will be accomplished with flawed videos. We commit to do our best, and continually improve.

At the request of The Client, we will setup an account on a video review service (such as Frame), to allow the talent to review each video before being uploaded to YouTube. This will take time, and will be the responsibility of The Client to review. This is not required, and not even recommended, but made available as an option for those who want to be more involved. We have our own review and quality control system. This option would be in addition to what we already have in place.