Behind the Lens, Not the Desk
Chapter 4 — Contract & Pricing Clarity — End the Awkward Pricing Conversations

Prompt 15 Contract Clause Notes for Your Lawyer

Context/Tips
  • Run this once to organize your thinking, then bring the notes to a legal professional.
  • This is NOT a contract—it's a structured conversation starter.
  • Chained Prompting Tip: Run this prompt once for a raw first pass, then run it again with: "Now refine each section. Make the language clearer for a non-lawyer, add any clauses I may have missed, and tighten the language so it's specific rather than vague."
Expected Outcome

Organized internal notes that make your lawyer appointment productive.

The Prompt 
I need to revise my wedding photography contract. Draft internal notes/outlines for the following sections that I can take to a legal professional:

1. Scope of Services — What should this cover? What deliverables are included vs. excluded?
2. Payment Schedule — What milestones are standard?
3. Cancellation and Reschedule Policy — What happens if the client cancels? If I cancel? If the event is postponed?
4. Image Delivery and Usage Rights — Who owns the images? What usage rights does the client get? What do I retain?
5. Liability Limitations — What is reasonable to include here?

For each section, provide: what the clause should accomplish, standard industry language I might have seen, and specific questions I need to answer for my lawyer.

Be thorough but practical. I want notes a lawyer can actually work with.