These Terms of Service (“Terms”) govern access to and use of the website, digital properties, and services made available by BERNARDO PRANTZ PIN PRODUCAO CINEMATOGRAFICA LTDA, operating globally as Woow (“Woow,” “we,” “our,” or “us”).
By accessing our website, submitting an inquiry, requesting a quote, engaging our services, or otherwise interacting with us in connection with a project, you agree to be bound by these Terms.
If you do not agree to these Terms, you must not use our website or services.
Our website and services are intended primarily for professional, commercial, and business-related use.
By using our website or engaging our services, you represent and warrant that:
If you are acting on behalf of a company, agency, or other organization, you represent and warrant that you are authorized to bind that entity to these Terms.
Woow is a custom creative production and consulting studio. Our services may include, without limitation:
All services are provided on a project-by-project, scope-specific, and custom-priced basis unless expressly stated otherwise in a separate written agreement.
Nothing on this website constitutes:
All work is bespoke unless expressly documented otherwise in writing.
Any quote, proposal, estimate, scope document, statement of work, invoice, order confirmation, email acceptance, or client agreement issued by Woow forms part of the governing commercial relationship for the relevant project.
In the event of any conflict between these Terms and a signed project-specific written agreement, statement of work, or custom contract, the project-specific written agreement shall control to the extent of the conflict.
Quotes, estimates, and proposals may be:
Because our work is creative, bespoke, and scope-dependent, delivery timelines are not universal and are not fixed by these Terms.
Any production timeline, milestone schedule, review window, delivery estimate, or turnaround expectation:
Unless expressly agreed otherwise in writing, all timing references are estimates only and may change in response to creative, technical, legal, operational, or client-driven factors.
To enable proper performance, the client agrees to:
Woow shall not be responsible for delays, inefficiencies, failed outcomes, rework, or additional cost arising from:
All work is performed in accordance with the agreed scope.
Unless otherwise stated in project-specific documentation:
Woow is under no obligation to provide unlimited revisions, indefinite rework, or repeated re-interpretation beyond the agreed scope.
When the client approves any deliverable, draft, milestone, concept, storyboard, render, script, design direction, or other project stage in writing (including by email or other documented electronic communication), that approval shall be treated as final for that stage.
Once a stage is approved:
Failure by the client to timely review or respond may, where reasonable notice has been given, be treated as a project delay, pause, or deemed acceptance for scheduling purposes.
Fees are determined on a project-by-project basis based on scope, complexity, commercial usage, technical requirements, labor, specialist involvement, tooling, vendor costs, production risk, and related operational factors.
Unless otherwise stated in a project-specific written agreement:
Where production has already begun, amounts paid for scheduling, setup, specialist allocation, rendering allocation, reserved production capacity, or other committed operational resources may be non-refundable to the extent permitted by applicable law and subject to the relevant project documentation.
The client remains responsible for applicable taxes, transfer fees, intermediary bank charges, foreign exchange fees, and similar transaction-related charges unless otherwise agreed in writing.
If a client cancels, pauses, materially delays, or abandons a project:
Extended inactivity, repeated non-response, or prolonged approval delays may be treated as a project pause or abandonment after reasonable notice.
Woow reserves the right to reallocate production slots, resources, and scheduling where a project becomes inactive or commercially impracticable to continue on the original schedule.
Woow may use advanced software systems, computational tools, machine learning-assisted workflows, automation, synthetic media pipelines, and other production technologies as part of delivering commissioned services.
The use of such tools does not diminish the strategic, supervisory, editorial, technical, or commercial value of the services provided. Woow’s services include, among other things:
Because certain tools may involve generative, probabilistic, or non-deterministic outputs:
Unless expressly agreed in writing, normal generative variation, platform drift, rendering variance, or non-identical technical output shall not by itself constitute breach, defect, or grounds for unlimited free rework.
Certain services may depend on third-party platforms, software vendors, rendering engines, APIs, hosting providers, payment providers, or communication systems.
Woow is not responsible for disruptions, outages, deprecations, policy changes, tool failures, latency, changed model behavior, pricing changes, or access restrictions imposed by third-party providers.
Where third-party systems materially affect performance, schedule, or feasibility, Woow may:
The client retains ownership of materials the client lawfully provides to Woow, subject always to any third-party rights that may apply.
By submitting any material to Woow, the client grants Woow a limited, non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license, for the duration reasonably necessary to perform the project and related support, to:
solely as reasonably necessary to:
The client represents and warrants that it has all required rights, permissions, releases, and legal authority necessary to provide such materials and authorize Woow’s use of them for the intended project.
Unless a separate written agreement expressly states otherwise, deliverables are provided under a license framework and not as a blanket legal guarantee of exclusive, universal, automatic, or jurisdiction-independent copyright ownership.
Subject to full payment and continued compliance with these Terms, Woow grants the client a:
license to use the final approved deliverables for the client’s intended commercial, branding, marketing, advertising, promotional, internal, and business purposes.
This framework is intended to provide broad practical usage rights while recognizing that treatment of software-assisted, AI-assisted, composite, or hybrid-created outputs may vary depending on jurisdiction, human contribution, toolchain, and applicable law.
No statement on this website or in these Terms shall be interpreted as a guarantee that every deliverable is automatically entitled to absolute, exclusive, or registrable copyright protection in every country.
If the client requires:
those rights must be separately negotiated and expressly documented in writing.
Unless expressly stated otherwise in a separate written agreement, the following are not included by default in any project delivery:
By default, Woow’s obligation is limited to delivery of the final agreed output(s) in the format(s) expressly included in the applicable scope.
If the client wants editable files, open project files, source assets, or transfer of internal production materials, that must be specifically priced, approved, and documented in writing.
Woow retains all right, title, and interest in and to its pre-existing and independently developed materials, systems, and know-how, including without limitation:
Except for the limited client-facing license expressly granted for paid final deliverables, nothing in these Terms transfers ownership of Woow’s background intellectual property or internal production systems.
Deliverables may incorporate or depend on third-party materials, stock assets, fonts, plugins, libraries, software environments, platforms, or vendor-generated outputs.
Where third-party components are involved:
If a project requires specific commercial licensing (for example, premium fonts, stock media, software rights, music rights, distribution rights, or special platform licenses), those rights and costs may need to be separately obtained, separately documented, or passed through to the client.
Unless expressly prohibited in a separate written agreement, and always subject to confidentiality obligations, Woow may display non-confidential project materials for reasonable self-promotional purposes, including:
This right is limited by the following safeguards:
As a practical baseline, Woow’s portfolio use should be limited to materials that are:
If a client provides a review, testimonial, quote, endorsement, logo authorization, or similar promotional permission, the client represents that the statement is truthful and that the client has authority to grant the relevant permission.
Woow may use such materials for legitimate promotional purposes only where:
Woow is not obligated to publish any review or testimonial. Nothing in these Terms requires a client to provide one.
Woow will use reasonable care not to disclose confidential information provided by a client in connection with a project, except:
This clause provides a baseline confidentiality standard only. If stricter confidentiality obligations are needed, including bespoke NDA terms, embargo terms, or publicity restrictions, those should be addressed in a separate written agreement.
The client is solely responsible for the final use of deliverables after delivery, including:
Unless a signed written agreement expressly states otherwise, Woow does not independently verify all factual, legal, scientific, medical, financial, regulatory, or jurisdiction-specific claims supplied by the client.
If the client chooses to use deliverables with:
the client bears responsibility for that use, except to the extent a specific issue arose directly from Woow’s independent unauthorized insertion of such content.
You may not use our website or services:
Woow reserves the right to refuse, suspend, limit, or terminate service where a request presents legal, ethical, reputational, operational, or technical risk.
Any strategic, structural, creative, or production-related guidance provided by Woow is offered as part of a creative and commercial services relationship and does not constitute legal, tax, accounting, financial, investment, or regulatory advice.
Clients remain responsible for obtaining their own qualified legal and professional advice where necessary, including with respect to:
To the maximum extent permitted by law:
Without limiting the foregoing, Woow does not guarantee:
Creative outputs, market reactions, platform decisions, business results, and audience behavior depend on many factors outside Woow’s control.
To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, Woow shall not be liable for any indirect, incidental, consequential, special, exemplary, or punitive damages, including without limitation:
To the maximum extent permitted by law, Woow’s total aggregate liability arising out of or relating to the website, the services, or these Terms shall not exceed the total amount actually paid to Woow for the specific project or service giving rise to the claim during the twelve (12) months preceding the event giving rise to the claim.
Nothing in these Terms excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.
You agree to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Woow, its affiliates, contractors, officers, employees, directors, and representatives from and against any claims, demands, actions, proceedings, liabilities, losses, damages, penalties, costs, and expenses (including reasonable legal fees) arising out of or related to:
Woow shall not be liable for any delay, suspension, failure, or disruption caused by events beyond its reasonable control, including without limitation:
Where reasonably possible, Woow may attempt to mitigate the effect of such events, but no force majeure event shall constitute breach for the period reasonably affected.
Nothing in these Terms, and no course of dealing between the parties, creates or shall be construed to create:
Neither party has authority to bind the other unless expressly stated in a signed written agreement.
You consent to transact and communicate with Woow electronically where legally permitted.
Unless applicable law requires a different form, communications, approvals, notices, acceptances, confirmations, scope approvals, revision approvals, and commercial acknowledgments made through:
may be treated as valid and enforceable business communications.
The parties may rely on such records as evidence of approval, instruction, authorization, or acceptance.
Woow may suspend, limit, refuse, or terminate access to the website or services, with or without notice where reasonably necessary, including where:
Termination or suspension does not affect:
All text, structure, branding, layouts, graphics, non-client-specific visuals, content architecture, and other original materials on this website are owned by Woow or used with permission unless otherwise stated.
You may not reproduce, republish, scrape, copy, frame, extract, distribute, or commercially exploit website content without prior written permission.
Any case studies, samples, process descriptions, examples, portfolio displays, or informational content on this website are provided for general informational and promotional purposes only and do not create a binding offer, guaranteed scope, or guaranteed result.
These Terms shall be governed by the law specified in the applicable project agreement, if any.
If no project-specific written agreement specifies governing law, then the governing law and dispute venue shall be determined by Woow in a commercially reasonable manner connected to the engagement, to the extent permitted by applicable law and without regard to conflict-of-law principles.
Before initiating formal proceedings, the parties agree to attempt good-faith business resolution.
Where a project-specific written agreement specifies a court, arbitration framework, jurisdiction, or dispute mechanism, that agreement shall control.
If any provision of these Terms is found to be invalid, unlawful, or unenforceable, that provision shall be enforced to the maximum extent permitted or, if necessary, deemed severed to the minimum extent required, and the remaining provisions shall remain in full force and effect.
34. No Waiver
No failure, delay, or partial exercise of any right, remedy, or enforcement by Woow shall operate as a waiver of that right or any other right.
Any waiver must be express and in writing to be effective.
These Terms constitute the baseline public legal framework governing use of the website and general engagement with Woow, together with any policies expressly incorporated by reference.
They do not replace project-specific contracts. Where stronger, more specific, or custom commercial terms are required, the signed written agreement, proposal, statement of work, NDA, invoice terms, or other project-specific document shall supplement these Terms and, where applicable, prevail over them.
Woow may update these Terms from time to time to reflect changes in business operations, service models, technology, legal obligations, or risk controls.
When we do, we will revise the “Last Updated” date above. Material changes may also be communicated through the website or by other reasonable means where appropriate.
Continued use of the website or continued engagement with our services after updated Terms become effective may constitute acceptance of the revised Terms, to the extent permitted by applicable law.
For legal notices, service questions, rights inquiries, or business communications, contact:
Email: contact@woow.tv
Corporate Entity: BERNARDO PRANTZ PIN PRODUCAO CINEMATOGRAFICA LTDA
Operating Name: Woow
These Terms are intended to function as the public legal framework for website use and baseline business engagement with Woow.
They are meant to reduce ambiguity, define the legal structure of general interactions, and protect both Woow and its clients at the website level. Where a specific project requires more detailed protection, the applicable written project agreement should be used to define and refine the exact commercial, legal, operational, and intellectual property structure for that engagement.
Last Updated: March 2026