Paul Becker
Terms and Conditions, Payment, Cancellation and Refund Policy
Effective Date: July 1, 2026
Please read these Terms and Conditions, Payment, Cancellation and Refund Policy carefully before purchasing or participating in any Paul Becker program, service, event, session, membership, or experience.
These Terms apply to purchases made through paulbecker.ai, its affiliated checkout pages, payment links, invoices, registration forms, enrollment pages, and authorized payment or community platforms.
These Terms apply to, among other offerings:
- The Paul Becker Blueprint Mentorship Program
- Events, intensives, masterclasses, workshops, and classes
- The Skeleton Crew Experience
- Private sessions and individual one on one appointments
- Pro Track services
- Communities, memberships, digital resources, and online programming
- Any other service offered by Paul Becker or through paulbecker.ai
For purposes of these Terms, “Paul Becker,” “we,” “us,” and “our” mean Paul Becker and the business entity identified on the participant’s receipt, invoice, checkout page, or applicable enrollment agreement.
“Customer” means the person who makes the purchase or assumes the payment obligation.
“Participant” means the person receiving or participating in the service. The Customer and Participant may be the same person.
The Terms That Affect Your Money
A short guide to the sections below. It does not replace them. Read the full Terms.
Your legal cancellation rights come first
Nothing in these Terms limits any cancellation or refund right required by applicable law. Where California Labor Code Section 1703 applies, written cancellation may be provided within 10 business days after the transaction date or within 10 business days after the Participant begins using the contracted services, whichever period ends later. See Section 4.
Blueprint is a fixed 10 month commitment, not a monthly subscription
Enrolling in the Blueprint Mentorship Program commits you to the complete 10 month program and the total program fee stated at enrollment. It is not sold as 10 separate monthly purchases and it is not a cancellable month to month membership. See Section 5.4.
Blueprint installments are a payment plan, not monthly purchases
A monthly payment plan, deposit plan, quarterly plan, or other installment arrangement is only a method of paying the total program fee. Selecting installments does not reduce or divide your total contractual commitment. See Section 5.4.
Payments become nonrefundable after your legal cancellation rights expire
After any cancellation period required by applicable law has expired, Blueprint deposits, installment payments, partial payments, and full payments are final and nonrefundable. Event tickets and registrations, Skeleton Crew payments, and delivered digital products are also final sale at that point. See Section 5.5, Section 6, Section 7, and Section 9.
You remain responsible for the unpaid Blueprint balance
After the legally required cancellation period has expired, you remain responsible for the complete unpaid balance of the agreed total program fee according to the accepted payment schedule. Withdrawing, stopping participation, or not using the available services does not cancel that obligation. See Section 5.5.
Events may qualify for a credit or a transfer
For eligible event tickets, intensives, masterclasses, workshops, and classes, a Customer who cannot attend may request a credit toward a future eligible offering or a transfer to another approved Participant, before the event begins. A credit or transfer does not create a right to a cash refund. See Section 6.
True subscriptions may be cancelled for future billing
A service expressly sold as a recurring membership or subscription continues until cancelled, and cancellation stops future renewal charges. This is separate from the fixed term Blueprint program. See Section 9.
Blueprint does not automatically renew
The Blueprint does not automatically renew after the 10 month term unless the Customer separately and affirmatively agrees to a new written agreement. See Section 5.1.
1. Acceptance of These Terms
By completing a purchase, checking a required agreement box, electronically signing an enrollment agreement, submitting payment after being presented with these Terms, or accessing a purchased service, the Customer agrees to these Terms.
If a specific program has a separate enrollment agreement, order form, payment schedule, participation agreement, release, or waiver, that document is incorporated into these Terms.
If there is a conflict:
- Applicable law controls first.
- A program specific signed enrollment agreement controls next.
- These general Terms control after that.
- Marketing copy, social media posts, emails, and informal conversations do not modify the written agreement unless the change is expressly confirmed in writing by an authorized representative of Paul Becker.
No provision of these Terms is intended to waive a legal or consumer right that cannot lawfully be waived.
2. Participants Under 18
A Participant under 18 may only enroll or participate with the authorization of a parent or legal guardian.
The parent or legal guardian completing the purchase is the Customer and agrees to:
- These Terms
- The applicable payment obligation
- Any program specific enrollment agreement
- Any required medical, participation, production, confidentiality, travel, or appearance releases
- Responsibility for the minor Participant’s conduct and compliance
A minor Participant is not personally responsible for a payment obligation entered into by the parent or legal guardian. The parent or legal guardian who accepts the agreement is responsible for the applicable fees and payment schedule.
Additional parental consent may be required for filming, recording, travel, production access, shadowing, community participation, or participation in professional environments.
3. Prices, Payments and Payment Authorization
The price of each service is the price displayed or expressly agreed to in writing at the time of purchase.
Unless otherwise stated, prices are in United States dollars.
Payments may be processed through Stripe or another authorized payment provider. The Customer agrees to provide accurate, complete, and current payment information.
Where the Customer selects a payment plan, the Customer authorizes the agreed charges according to the amount, frequency, and payment schedule displayed and accepted at enrollment.
The Customer must maintain a valid payment method while an unpaid balance remains.
If a payment is declined or fails, we may:
- Notify the Customer and request an updated payment method
- Retry the payment as permitted by the payment authorization and applicable law
- Suspend access while a required payment remains past due
- Require payment through another approved method
- Pursue amounts properly owed through lawful collection or court procedures
Revoking authorization for automatic payment does not by itself cancel an underlying fixed term contract or eliminate an unpaid balance. If automatic payment authorization is lawfully revoked, the Customer remains responsible for paying any valid amount due through another approved payment method.
No undisclosed late fee, finance charge, collection fee, or additional payment obligation will be imposed.
4. Statutory Cancellation Rights
Nothing in these Terms limits any cancellation or refund right required by applicable law.
To the extent that a purchase is governed by California’s laws relating to fee related talent services, the Customer or Participant may cancel the applicable talent service agreement and receive a full refund by providing written notice within the legally required cancellation period.
Where California Labor Code Section 1703 applies, written cancellation may be provided within 10 business days after the transaction date or within 10 business days after the Participant begins using the contracted services, whichever period ends later.
For purposes of that cancellation right, business days are Monday through Friday.
A cancellation request should include:
- The Customer’s name
- The Participant’s name, if different
- The program or service purchased
- The purchase date
- A clear statement that the Customer is canceling the applicable agreement
Written notice may be sent to:
Written notice may also be delivered to the mailing address identified in the applicable enrollment agreement or purchase confirmation.
When applicable law requires a refund following timely cancellation, the refund will be processed within the period required by that law.
After any legally required cancellation period expires, the specific final sale, nonrefundable, and payment commitment provisions below apply.
5. Paul Becker Blueprint Mentorship Program
5.1 Program Name and Structure
The program may be referred to as:
- Paul Becker’s Blueprint Mentorship Program
- Blueprint Mentorship Program
- Paul Becker Mentorship Program
- Blueprint
All of these names refer to the same mentorship program unless a written enrollment agreement expressly states otherwise.
The Blueprint Mentorship Program is a fixed 10 month mentorship program.
The standard total program fee is $7,200, unless a different total program fee is expressly stated in the Participant’s written enrollment agreement, checkout page, invoice, or approved payment arrangement.
The amount shown in the Participant’s written enrollment agreement is the binding total program fee for that Participant.
The program begins on the start date specified in the enrollment agreement and continues for 10 consecutive program months unless extended by mutual written agreement or reasonably extended to accommodate sessions rescheduled by Paul Becker.
The Blueprint does not automatically renew after the 10 month term unless the Customer separately and affirmatively agrees to a new written agreement.
5.2 What the Blueprint May Include
The Blueprint is an individualized and flexible mentorship program. Its focus, assignments, feedback, recommendations, and areas of emphasis may vary according to the Participant’s goals, experience, age, professional readiness, needs, and progress.
Subject to the Participant scheduling and attending the services, the program generally includes:
- One private one on one mentorship session with Paul Becker during each program month
- Personalized feedback and critique
- Review of performances, materials, demo reels, resumes, headshots, biographies, branding, content, or other professional materials
- Career education, strategy, planning, and vocational guidance
- Personalized assignments or action steps
- Access to designated community resources or group programming made available as part of the program
- Educational resources, industry insight, and professional development guidance
- Reasonable access through the communication channels designated for the program
Access to Paul Becker does not mean unlimited, immediate, daily, emergency, or 24 hour access. Communications must take place through the designated program channels and will be addressed within a reasonable period based on Paul Becker’s production, travel, directing, choreography, and professional schedule.
The mentorship is intentionally fluid rather than based on a rigid curriculum. The precise content of each month may change as the Participant’s needs and career develop.
Guest professionals, coaches, creative partners, or other experts may occasionally participate or provide additional support. Their involvement does not reduce the program’s core mentorship commitment.
5.3 Scheduling and Missed Sessions
The Participant is responsible for booking and attending available private sessions using the designated scheduling process.
A Participant may reschedule a private Blueprint session by providing at least 24 hours notice.
A cancellation made less than 24 hours before the scheduled time, or a failure to attend without notice, may result in that session being forfeited.
Unused sessions do not have cash value.
Sessions do not automatically roll over beyond the program term unless:
- Paul Becker requested the reschedule
- A written exception was approved
- The program term was expressly extended in writing
Paul Becker’s professional schedule may require a session to be rescheduled. A reasonable rescheduling of a session does not constitute cancellation of the program, breach of the agreement, or grounds for a refund.
If Paul Becker reschedules a session, the Participant will be offered a replacement session and the program term may be extended as reasonably necessary to provide it.
5.4 Total Program Commitment
Enrollment in Blueprint is a commitment to the complete 10 month program and the total program fee stated at enrollment.
The program is not sold as 10 separate monthly purchases.
The program is not a cancellable month to month membership.
The program is not a monthly subscription that may be ended simply by stopping participation.
A monthly payment plan, deposit plan, quarterly plan, or other installment arrangement is only a method of paying the total program fee.
If a deposit is required, it is credited toward the total program fee in the manner described at checkout or in the written enrollment agreement.
Selecting installments does not reduce or divide the Customer’s total contractual commitment.
5.5 Nonrefundable Payments and Remaining Balance
After any cancellation period required by applicable law has expired:
ALL BLUEPRINT DEPOSITS, INSTALLMENT PAYMENTS, PARTIAL PAYMENTS, AND FULL PAYMENTS ARE FINAL AND NONREFUNDABLE.
After that legally required period has expired, the Customer remains responsible for the complete unpaid balance of the agreed total program fee according to the accepted payment schedule.
The following do not cancel or reduce that obligation:
- Withdrawing from the program
- Choosing to stop participating
- Asking to pause the program
- Failing to schedule or attend sessions
- Failing to use feedback, resources, community access, or other available benefits
- Changing career plans or personal goals
- Relocating
- School, family, work, travel, production, or scheduling conflicts
- Dissatisfaction based solely on subjective preference
- Obtaining an agent, manager, job, booking, or other opportunity before the program ends
- Deciding that mentorship is no longer needed
- Losing interest in the entertainment industry
- Failing to complete assignments or recommended action steps
- Removing or replacing the payment method on file
The program fee reflects more than the number of sessions attended. It also reflects:
- Reservation of one of a limited number of mentorship positions
- Paul Becker’s commitment of time and availability throughout the program
- Individualized review and preparation
- Personalized guidance and strategy
- Program administration
- Community and resource access
- The opportunity to use mentorship services throughout the term
For that reason, the fee is not calculated solely according to the number of meetings attended or benefits actually used.
Except where required by law or expressly approved in writing, there are no prorated refunds, partial refunds, credits, pauses, transfers, or reductions of the remaining program fee.
We may voluntarily consider a payment modification or hardship accommodation. Any accommodation is discretionary, must be confirmed in writing, and does not create an obligation to offer the same accommodation to another Customer.
5.6 Failed or Past Due Blueprint Payments
If a Blueprint installment fails or remains unpaid, we may provide written notice and a reasonable opportunity to correct the payment.
While an amount remains past due, we may suspend:
- Private session scheduling
- Community access
- Feedback and critique
- Program resources
- Shadowing consideration
- Other program benefits
Suspension does not cancel the program agreement or eliminate a valid unpaid balance.
If the account remains materially past due after notice, we may terminate program access and pursue amounts properly owed under the written enrollment agreement and applicable law.
Any collection action will be limited to remedies and costs permitted by applicable law.
5.7 Shadowing, Assisting and Professional Environments
The Blueprint may provide the possibility of educational observation, shadowing, assisting, set visits, production access, or other real world experiences when available and appropriate.
These experiences are not guaranteed and are not the primary service being purchased.
Availability may depend on:
- Paul Becker’s active projects
- Production schedules
- Location and travel
- The Participant’s age
- The Participant’s experience and professional readiness
- Insurance requirements
- Confidentiality requirements
- Studio, producer, employer, union, network, client, or third party approval
- Safety requirements
- Parent or guardian authorization
- Immigration or work authorization
- Circumstances outside Paul Becker’s control
A potential opportunity may be changed, withdrawn, postponed, or canceled at any time.
The absence, cancellation, or unavailability of a shadowing or professional experience does not create a right to a refund or reduction in the Blueprint program fee.
Unless expressly stated in writing, the Participant is responsible for personal travel, lodging, meals, transportation, wardrobe, equipment, permits, insurance, and other expenses associated with an optional opportunity.
Any separate paid engagement, employment relationship, production role, or professional service arrangement must be governed by its own separate agreement. It is not included in the Blueprint fee and is not promised as a result of enrollment.
5.8 No Employment, Representation or Career Guarantee
Blueprint is an educational mentorship and professional development program.
Paul Becker is not being retained as the Participant’s talent agent, talent manager, attorney, financial adviser, publicist, or employment agency.
As part of the paid Blueprint program, Paul Becker does not promise to procure, attempt to procure, or guarantee:
- Employment
- Auditions
- Representation
- A talent agent or manager
- Bookings
- Professional credits
- Union membership
- Visa or immigration status
- Admission to a production
- Meetings with industry professionals
- Career advancement
- Social media growth
- Income or financial results
- Any particular professional outcome
The Participant remains responsible for their own decisions, submissions, communications, conduct, career actions, and professional relationships.
No statement about a potential opportunity should be interpreted as a promise, guarantee, or condition of enrollment.
5.9 Community and Post Program Access
Community access is subject to the rules, conduct standards, technical availability, and continued operation of the applicable community platform.
If an enrollment offer expressly includes lifetime or post program community access, “lifetime” means for as long as the applicable community or a reasonably comparable replacement community continues to be operated by us.
Lifetime or post program community access does not mean:
- Lifetime private sessions
- Lifetime individual access to Paul Becker
- Lifetime access to every future program or product
- A guarantee that a particular third party platform will operate permanently
- An exemption from community conduct standards
We may replace a community platform with a reasonably comparable platform.
Community access may be removed for misconduct, harassment, confidentiality violations, unauthorized sharing, unlawful activity, or a material breach of these Terms.
5.10 Changes or Discontinuation by Us
We may reasonably modify the curriculum, assignments, communication platform, community platform, session format, scheduling method, guest participation, or administrative structure of Blueprint, provided that we do not materially eliminate the core mentorship service.
Temporary illness, travel, production work, professional scheduling, technical issues, or other temporary unavailability may result in rescheduling or a reasonable extension of the program term.
If Paul Becker becomes permanently unable to provide the remaining core mentorship services, we may offer:
- A reasonable extension or rescheduling arrangement
- A mutually accepted comparable continuation
- A prorated refund based on complete program months that were not delivered
A permanent discontinuation of the program by us without a reasonable replacement will not require the Customer to pay for complete program months that we permanently refuse or are unable to provide.
6. Events, Intensives, Masterclasses, Workshops and Classes
After any cancellation right required by applicable law has expired, event tickets and registrations are final sale and nonrefundable.
Because capacity, instructor time, venue space, staffing, and production resources are reserved based on enrollment, we do not provide monetary refunds when a Participant:
- Changes plans
- Cannot attend
- Arrives late
- Leaves early
- Misses part of the event
- Experiences a personal scheduling conflict
- Becomes ill
- Has travel difficulties
- Chooses not to participate
Options When Plans Change
For eligible event tickets, intensives, masterclasses, workshops, and classes, a Customer who cannot attend may request one of the following before the scheduled event begins:
- Credit toward a future eligible Paul Becker event or session. The credit will equal the amount paid and may be applied to an eligible future offering, subject to availability and any price difference.
- Transfer to another approved Participant. The Customer may transfer the registration to another person at no additional transfer fee, provided the replacement Participant is identified and approved before the event.
A credit or transfer does not create a right to a cash refund.
Event credits do not automatically apply to Blueprint, Skeleton Crew, subscriptions, memberships, or another separately contracted program.
If a future event costs more than the available credit, the Customer must pay the difference. If it costs less, any remaining balance will remain as noncash credit unless otherwise agreed.
Event Adjustments
We may reasonably:
- Adjust start and end times
- Modify the schedule
- Combine age groups or levels
- Change studios, rooms, or comparable venues
- Replace a guest instructor
- Modify choreography or class content
- Adjust the order of activities
- Make safety or production related changes
A reasonable adjustment that does not materially eliminate the purchased experience is not considered an event cancellation and does not create a refund right.
Events Canceled or Materially Rescheduled by Us
We may cancel or reschedule an event because of low enrollment, venue issues, illness, production requirements, travel disruption, safety concerns, force majeure, or any other legitimate operational reason.
If we cancel an event and do not provide a rescheduled date or reasonably comparable replacement, the Customer may choose:
- A refund of the amount paid for that event
- A credit toward a future eligible offering
If we materially reschedule an event and the Participant cannot attend the new date, the Customer may choose a refund of the event amount paid or a future credit.
We are not responsible for airfare, lodging, meals, transportation, missed work, wardrobe, or other outside expenses incurred by the Customer or Participant.
7. Skeleton Crew Experience
The Skeleton Crew Experience is a limited capacity, production based experience involving a live film shoot, hired crew, camera equipment, production resources, studio or location expenses, creative preparation, staffing, planning, and scheduling.
After any cancellation period required by applicable law has expired, all Skeleton Crew deposits, enrollment fees, partial payments, and full payments are final, nonrefundable, and noncancellable.
By enrolling, the Customer understands that:
- A limited position is reserved specifically for the Participant
- We may stop offering that position to other potential Participants
- Production expenses may be committed in reliance on the enrollment
- Funds may be applied toward crew, equipment, rentals, locations, staffing, administration, creative development, and other production costs
A Participant’s cancellation, inability to attend, scheduling conflict, change of plans, or decision not to participate does not create a right to a monetary refund.
Before the scheduled experience, the Customer may request a credit or transfer. Any Skeleton Crew credit or transfer is discretionary, subject to production circumstances, and must be confirmed in writing.
A replacement Participant must be approved in advance and may be required to sign all applicable participation, production, confidentiality, medical, appearance, and release documents.
Production schedules, locations, scenes, choreography, crew, equipment, creative content, and final deliverables may change because of creative, safety, logistical, weather, technical, or production circumstances.
Participation does not guarantee employment, professional credit, screen time, final edit inclusion, representation, an audition, or any future opportunity.
If we cancel the Skeleton Crew Experience and do not provide a rescheduled date or reasonably comparable replacement experience, the Customer may choose a refund of the amount paid or a future credit.
8. Private Sessions and Individual One on One Appointments
This section applies to individually purchased private sessions and individual appointments.
It does not govern the complete 10 month Blueprint Mentorship Program.
A private session may be rescheduled without penalty by using the applicable calendar rescheduling option or contacting us at least 24 hours before the scheduled time.
A cancellation made less than 24 hours before the session, or a failure to attend, results in forfeiture of the session without a refund or replacement.
A session included with a Pro Track registration is governed by the same scheduling rules unless a different written term was provided at purchase.
If Paul Becker or the assigned provider must cancel a private session, the Customer may choose a replacement appointment. If we permanently cannot provide the purchased session, the Customer may request a refund of the amount specifically paid for that session.
9. Memberships, Subscriptions and Digital Products
A service expressly sold as a recurring membership or subscription is separate from the fixed term Blueprint program.
For a true recurring membership or subscription:
- The price and billing frequency will be disclosed before enrollment
- The Customer must affirmatively agree to recurring billing
- The service will continue according to the disclosed terms until canceled
- Cancellation stops future renewal charges
- Access may continue through the end of the paid billing period
- Prior properly authorized charges are not automatically refunded
- The Customer will be provided with an accessible cancellation method as required by law
Where a recurring membership is accepted online, an online cancellation method will be provided where required by applicable law.
Blueprint installment payments must not be described as a monthly subscription. Blueprint is a fixed 10 month financial commitment with installments toward an agreed total fee.
Digital products, downloadable materials, recordings, templates, and immediately accessible resources are nonrefundable once delivered or accessed, except where applicable law requires otherwise.
10. Participant Conduct and Removal
Customers and Participants must behave professionally and respectfully.
The following conduct may result in suspension or removal:
- Harassment, bullying, discrimination, threats, or intimidation
- Unsafe or disruptive behavior
- Repeated violation of instructor, production, studio, or venue rules
- Unauthorized recording
- Sharing confidential or private information
- Sharing paid materials or access credentials
- Illegal activity
- Fraud or knowingly false information
- Material nonpayment
- Conduct that threatens the safety, privacy, reputation, or lawful operation of the program
We may immediately remove a Participant when reasonably necessary for safety, serious misconduct, confidentiality, or legal compliance.
After any mandatory cancellation period has expired, removal for the Participant’s material breach does not create a refund right. Where permitted by law and the applicable signed agreement, an unpaid fixed program balance may remain due.
We will not terminate a Participant arbitrarily for the purpose of avoiding delivery of paid services.
11. Physical Participation and Medical Responsibility
Dance, choreography, movement, performance, filming, rehearsals, and production activities may involve physical exertion and ordinary risk of injury.
The Participant or parent or legal guardian is responsible for determining whether the Participant is physically able to participate.
Participants must:
- Follow safety instructions
- Disclose relevant limitations when appropriate
- Stop participating if they feel unsafe, ill, injured, or unable to continue
- Seek medical advice when necessary
- Maintain any personal insurance they consider appropriate
Our services are not medical advice.
A separate participation or liability waiver may be required for physical or production activities.
Nothing in these Terms waives liability that cannot legally be waived, including liability arising from gross negligence, reckless misconduct, or intentional misconduct where applicable law prohibits such a waiver.
12. Intellectual Property, Confidentiality and Recordings
All program materials created or supplied by us, including videos, lesson materials, assignments, templates, presentations, exercises, written feedback, branding systems, course materials, and community resources, remain our intellectual property or the intellectual property of the applicable owner.
The Customer and Participant receive a limited, personal, nonexclusive, nontransferable license to use purchased materials for personal educational and professional development purposes.
Materials may not be:
- Resold
- Republished
- Distributed
- Uploaded publicly
- Shared with nonparticipants
- Used to operate a competing course or service
- Copied or recorded beyond personal authorized use
Participants may not record private sessions, group sessions, classes, workshops, community calls, shadowing experiences, rehearsals, productions, or confidential conversations without prior permission.
The Participant retains ownership of original materials submitted for critique.
By submitting material for mentorship or educational review, the Participant grants us a limited permission to store, display, review, annotate, and discuss that material within the private program for the purpose of providing the purchased service.
We will not use a Participant’s image, performance, testimonial, private session, or submitted material in public advertising without separate permission where such permission is legally required.
Information learned during shadowing, production access, private mentorship, or community participation may be confidential. Participants may be required to sign a separate nondisclosure or confidentiality agreement.
13. Third Party Platforms and Services
Services may be delivered through third party platforms such as payment processors, scheduling services, video meeting platforms, community platforms, file sharing services, studios, venues, or production companies.
We are not responsible for a third party platform’s independent policies, temporary outages, security incidents, account restrictions, or discontinued features.
When a third party issue materially prevents delivery, we will make a reasonable effort to provide an alternative method or reschedule the affected service.
Third party terms and privacy policies may also apply.
14. Educational Purpose and Results Disclaimer
Programs, mentorship, events, feedback, and resources are provided for education and professional development.
Results depend on many factors outside our control, including:
- Talent
- Training
- Preparation
- Professional conduct
- Market conditions
- Location
- Representation
- Availability
- Casting decisions
- Production decisions
- Timing
- Personal effort
- Third party decisions
Testimonials and examples describe individual experiences and do not guarantee that another Participant will receive the same result.
No service guarantees employment, representation, auditions, bookings, income, professional credit, career advancement, or any particular outcome.
15. Chargebacks and Payment Disputes
If a Customer believes a charge is incorrect or a service was not provided as agreed, the Customer should first contact:
We will review the concern and attempt to resolve it promptly.
Nothing in these Terms limits a Customer’s lawful right to contact a payment provider, bank, credit card issuer, regulator, consumer protection agency, law enforcement agency, or court.
We may provide the payment provider with relevant records, including:
- Checkout disclosures
- Signed agreements
- Acceptance records
- Payment authorizations
- Communications
- Attendance records
- Access records
- Services delivered or made available
- Cancellation and refund terms
A knowingly false claim that a properly authorized purchase was unauthorized, or a knowingly false representation that no service was provided, may constitute a material breach of these Terms.
16. Limitation of Liability
To the maximum extent permitted by law, Paul Becker and the business operating paulbecker.ai will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, exemplary, punitive, or consequential damages, including lost income, lost opportunity, lost employment, travel expenses, reputational loss, data loss, or business interruption.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, total direct liability arising from a particular purchased service will not exceed the amount actually paid for that particular service.
These limitations do not apply where liability cannot legally be limited, including certain claims involving gross negligence, intentional misconduct, personal injury, fraud, or nonwaivable consumer rights.
17. Customer Responsibility and Indemnification
To the extent permitted by law, the Customer agrees to be responsible for claims, damages, or expenses caused by:
- The Customer’s or Participant’s unlawful conduct
- A material breach of these Terms
- Infringement caused by materials supplied by the Customer or Participant
- Unauthorized use or distribution of confidential or copyrighted materials
- Damage intentionally or negligently caused by the Customer or Participant to a venue, studio, production, person, or equipment
This section does not require a Customer to indemnify us for our own gross negligence, intentional misconduct, or legal violations.
18. Events Beyond Reasonable Control
We are not responsible for delay caused by circumstances beyond reasonable control, including severe weather, natural disaster, government order, labor disruption, public health emergency, venue closure, travel shutdown, technical failure, illness, production shutdown, civil disturbance, or similar event.
When reasonably possible, we will reschedule, extend, replace, or provide an alternative method of delivery.
Refund rights for an event or service permanently canceled by us remain governed by the specific cancellation section applicable to that purchase and by applicable law.
19. Dispute Resolution and Governing Law
Before filing a private legal action, the Customer and Paul Becker agree to make a good faith effort to resolve the dispute through written communication.
This informal process does not delay or restrict:
- A statutory cancellation deadline
- A payment dispute deadline
- A small claims deadline
- A request for emergency relief
- A report to a government agency
- Any right that cannot legally be restricted
These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of California, without regard to conflict of law principles, except where mandatory consumer law in another jurisdiction applies.
Unless applicable law requires another forum, legal proceedings arising from these Terms will be brought in a court with jurisdiction in Los Angeles County, California.
Nothing in this section prevents a party from using small claims court where eligible or contacting an appropriate consumer affairs department, regulator, law enforcement agency, or the California Labor Commissioner.
No binding arbitration provision or class action waiver is created by these Terms.
20. Changes to These Terms
The version of these Terms accepted at the time of purchase will govern that purchase.
We may update these Terms prospectively for future purchases.
A material change will not retroactively increase an existing Customer’s price, extend a fixed program term, eliminate an earned service, or remove a nonwaivable legal right without the Customer’s express agreement.
21. Severability, Waiver and Entire Agreement
If a provision of these Terms is found unenforceable, the remaining provisions will continue to apply to the maximum extent permitted by law.
A failure to enforce a provision on one occasion does not waive the right to enforce it later.
The applicable checkout disclosures, enrollment agreement, payment schedule, waivers, releases, and these Terms form the complete written agreement concerning the purchase.
A change is binding only if confirmed in writing by an authorized representative or accepted through a new electronic agreement.
22. Contact
Questions, cancellation notices, credit requests, transfer requests, or payment concerns should be sent to:
Email: team@paulbecker.ai
Website: paulbecker.ai
The applicable legal business name, mailing address, telephone number, and additional contact information will be identified on the Customer’s receipt, invoice, checkout page, or program specific enrollment agreement.
We respond to every legitimate request and will make a good faith effort to resolve concerns fairly and promptly.