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Most people aren’t that interested in learning how to write a photography contract. This is the mundane, often stressful part of this career, and it’s just not something anyone looks forward to focusing on, even for a short amount of time. If you’re in the profession, are you fully up to date on how to write a photography contract?
If not, then you’re far from alone. That’s the huge elephant in the room – contracts. Some of us use them, some of us even use them consistently. Then there are those photographers who have never even looked at even a general photography contract. Chances are, if you haven’t already, you will run into a nightmare client at some point in your career. You know the saying – one person ruins it for everyone. So is the case for a good, solid contract. Understanding how to write a photography contract – and how to manage the contractual process – can make the difference between a minor issue and a massive, long-term problem.
While the list below is hardly a be-all-end-all for how to write a photography contract, there are certain terms that should be in every document. Here are our top three items that should be included in your contract – regardless of whether it’s for a wedding, portrait, family, corporate, or any other client.
And one final point, make sure that you are sending AND receiving signed contracts. Knowing how to write a photography contract is great, but it isn’t worth anything if the photography forms and contracts are not signed and completed. Make it easy on yourself, and your clients, by using an e-contract system like Iris Works.
Working with us means that you don’t really have to know how to write a photography contract. Instead, we’ll help you with the basics and you can take care of the details. That’ll allow you to spend a lot more time on what you really love, which is your photography.
PS – Are you having a hard time finding the right contract? Check out TheLawTog or DesignAglow for some awesome resources!
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