Terms
The working agreement belongs in writing.
Every Keyframe0 project runs on a written scope. These are the standing conditions around it, in plain language on purpose. Effective September 3, 2026.Who you are dealing with
Keyframe0 ("Keyframe0," "the studio," "we") is a brand of Lupo Rosso LLC, a Texas limited liability company with its registered office in Austin, Texas. These terms are a binding agreement between you and Lupo Rosso LLC. They cover your use of keyframe0.com and every project you commission from the studio. If a signed scope or statement of work says something different from these terms, the signed document wins for that project.
What the studio makes
Keyframe0 produces websites, films, stills, covers, and the written method behind them. Each project is scoped and agreed in writing before work starts, including the deliverables, the review points, the timeline, and the price.
Scope, quotes, and changes
A quote covers the scope written into it and nothing more. Anything outside the scope is agreed in writing, including any change to price or timeline, before the extra work starts. Neither side can expand the scope by assumption.
Fees and payment
Price, deposit, payment schedule, and any pass-through costs are set in the written scope or statement of work for each project, and that document governs them. Fees do not include sales or similar taxes; where tax applies, it is added to the invoice and you pay it.
Your materials and the people in them
You confirm that you own or have the right to use everything you hand the studio: brand marks, footage, photographs, audio, scripts, product designs, and any written material. If a real person appears, speaks, or is voiced in the work, you confirm that person has given the consent the law and the platforms require, and you provide it in writing when asked. The studio does not clone a real person's face or voice without that consent in hand.
AI in the work
Keyframe0 uses AI image, video, and audio generation as part of its production process, under the studio's direction, and says so rather than hiding it. Where your materials are processed with AI providers, they are handled under those providers' business terms. If your materials carry special handling requirements, tell the studio before the project starts so the tooling can be matched to them or those materials excluded from AI processing entirely.
Ownership of the deliverables
Once a project is paid in full, the agreed deliverables are yours: the films, stills, pages, source files, and setup notes named in the scope. Until payment clears, they remain the studio's. You may use them for the purposes the scope describes, and worldwide across formats unless the scope narrows that. Elements generated by AI systems may not qualify for copyright protection in every jurisdiction; the studio delivers them with full rights to use them but cannot promise exclusivity or enforceable copyright over machine-generated elements. Third-party components, such as licensed fonts, stock, or open-source code, stay under their own licenses, which are identified in the deliverable when they apply.
What the studio keeps
Pre-existing tools, templates, prompts, pipelines, and methods that the studio brings to a project remain the studio's, and you get a perpetual, non-exclusive license to keep using them as embedded in your deliverables. Unused takes, alternates, and working files that are not named in the scope stay with the studio. The studio may show finished, released work in its portfolio and describe the kind of problem it solved, never your confidential information, and it holds that showing until you have released the work or approved it in writing.
Portfolio and concept work
Studio pieces shown on this site were produced in-house at Keyframe0's direction. Brands, products, and series appearing in them are concept brands created for the work. They are not client engagements, and no client result is implied.
Revisions and acceptance
The scope names the review points and the number of revision rounds each stage carries. Feedback within a round is gathered into one written response so the studio can act on it as a whole. Tell the studio within 10 days of a delivery if something does not match the written scope; after that, or once the work is published or put into service, the delivery is accepted. Changes of direction after a stage is approved are new scope.
Confidentiality
Confidentiality runs both ways. Each side keeps the other's non-public business information confidential, uses it only for the project, and protects it with reasonable care. This does not cover information that is public, already known, independently developed, or legally required to be disclosed; if the law compels disclosure, the compelled side gives the other notice where legally permitted. Unreleased work stays private until you release it. This obligation survives the end of a project for three years; obligations for trade secrets last as long as the law protects them.
Third-party platforms and tools
Projects involve third-party products: generation models, hosting, fonts, stock libraries, distribution platforms. Those are governed by their own terms and prices, which their vendors change without notice. The studio does not control them, does not warrant them, and is not responsible for their availability, their pricing changes, their content policies, or what they do with material you send them under your own accounts.
Warranties and disclaimers
The studio warrants that services are performed with reasonable professional skill and care and that, to its knowledge, its own original contributions do not infringe anyone else's rights. Beyond that, services and deliverables are provided as-is. No audience, revenue, ranking, or business result is promised, and any statutory warranties that can be lawfully disclaimed are disclaimed. If a delivery materially fails to match its written scope and you tell the studio within the acceptance window, the studio re-performs the deficient work; that is the remedy for defective work.
Limits on liability
The studio's total liability for any project is capped at the fees you actually paid for that project. The studio is not liable for indirect, incidental, special, punitive, or consequential damages, including lost profits, lost revenue, or lost data. These limits do not apply to a breach of the Confidentiality section, to willful misconduct, or to liability that cannot legally be excluded.
Indemnity
You cover claims against the studio that arise from your materials, from a person's likeness or voice you supplied without the required consent, from your use of the deliverables in violation of law or platform terms, or from instructions you gave over the studio's written objection. The studio covers claims that its pre-existing materials, as delivered, infringe someone else's intellectual property, provided you did not modify them or combine them with other material in a way that caused the claim.
Ending a project
Either side can end a project with written notice. You pay for work completed up to that point, including any stage already approved, and you receive everything completed and paid for. Any deposit or cancellation terms are those in the written scope. Sections on ownership, what the studio keeps, confidentiality, warranties, liability, indemnity, and disputes survive the end of any project.
Things outside anyone's control
Neither side is liable for delay or failure caused by events beyond reasonable control: outages of third-party platforms or generation models, natural disasters, war, government action, or similar. The affected side communicates promptly and the schedule adjusts.
Relationship, assignment, and notices
The studio is an independent contractor, not your employee, partner, or agent. Neither side may assign a project without the other's written consent, except the studio may assign to a successor of substantially all of its business. Formal notices go by email: to the studio at [email protected], and to you at the address on your scope.
Disputes
Talk to the studio first; most problems are fixable in one honest email, and both sides agree to try good-faith resolution for 30 days before filing anything. Failing that, these terms are governed by Texas law, and disputes belong in the state or federal courts of Travis County, Texas. Each side bears its own attorneys' fees unless a statute says otherwise.
The fine print that keeps the rest working
These terms plus your written scope are the entire agreement and replace prior discussions on the same subject. If one clause is found unenforceable, the rest still stand. Not enforcing a clause once is not a waiver of it. Electronic signatures and PDF copies count as originals. The content of keyframe0.com itself is the studio's and may not be republished commercially without written permission.
Changes
If these terms change, this page changes, with a new effective date at the top. Material changes to an active project never apply retroactively without your agreement.
Contact
Questions about these terms: [email protected].