Bootcamp Programme Agreement

(these "Terms and Conditions")

 

Effective date: 20 August 2026

Please read this Bootcamp Programme Agreement carefully before registering. 

By paying the Deposit Payment, the Participant confirms that they have read, understood and agreed to these Terms and Conditions.

 

Table of Contents:

 

1. The parties

 

This agreement is between:

Thunk Ltd, a company registered in New Zealand at 78 Park Road, Titirangi, Auckland 0604 (NZBN 9429037021795), trading as Christina Force, referred to in this agreement as “Thunk Ltd”, “we”, “us” or “our”;

and

the person purchasing or participating in the Bootcamp mentoring programme, referred to as “the Participant”, “you” or “your”.

All invoices and payment arrangements relating to Bootcamp are issued and administered by Thunk Ltd.

Christina Force is the principal mentor and programme leader. Thunk Ltd may also engage suitable employees, contractors, guest contributors or other professionals to assist with the delivery or administration of Bootcamp.

 

2. The Bootcamp programme

 

2.1 Programme description

Bootcamp is an eight-week mentoring and educational programme for established commercial, editorial and professional photographers.

It is designed to help photographers develop greater clarity around their creative identity, personal work, positioning, visibility and communication, particularly, but not exclusively, within the advertising and brand industries.

Bootcamp is not designed for amateur photographers or photographers whose principal focus is domestic consumer photography, including but not limited to wedding, family or boudoir photography.

2.2 Invitation and acceptance

Bootcamp is offered by invitation following a conversation with Christina Force. Thunk Ltd may decide whether a prospective Participant is a suitable fit for the programme before accepting their enrolment.

The agreement becomes binding when:

    1. Thunk Ltd has invited the Participant to join Bootcamp; and
    2. The Deposit Payment has been received.
2.3 What is included

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, Bootcamp includes:

      • a Blitz image review;
      • written Blitz notes;
      • curated Dropbox image folders;
      • a one-to-one Blitz meeting;
      • a one-to-one Personal Project brainstorming session prior to the 8 week course commencement;
      • weekly training modules;
      • weekly live group Q&A sessions;
      • reasonable one-to-one support between scheduled sessions;
      • access to the private Bootcamp Facebook community;
      • access to programme videos and recordings for as long as the programme continues to exist;
      • access to programme downloads and resources for as long as the programme continues to exist; and
      • access to future updates made to the existing Bootcamp programme, where Thunk Ltd chooses to make those updates available to alumni.
2.4 Participants who have already completed a Blitz

If the Participant previously purchased and completed a Blitz separately, the amount previously paid for that Blitz will be deducted from the price of Bootcamp.

The Participant will not automatically receive an additional Blitz as part of Bootcamp.

A further Blitz may be provided where the Participant requests and separately purchases one.

2.5 Changes to the programme

Thunk Ltd may make reasonable changes to the programme, including but not limited to its schedule, module order, resources, technology, session format, guest contributors or delivery method. Any material change will be made with the intention of preserving the programme’s overall purpose and value. A reasonable programme change does not entitle the Participant to cancel outstanding payments or receive a refund.

 

3. Programme access

 

3.1 Access commencement

Unless otherwise agreed, payment of the Deposit Payment begins the Participant’s Blitz process.

Access to the full Bootcamp programme, including the main training modules and programme resources, will be provided once the Participant has paid:

      • the full remaining programme balance; or
      • the first instalment under an agreed instalment plan.
3.2 Meaning of lifetime access

Any reference to “lifetime access” means access for as long as:

      • Bootcamp continues to exist;
      • Thunk Ltd retains the relevant content;
      • Thunk Ltd has the right and practical ability to make the content available; and
      • the Participant continues to comply with this agreement.

Lifetime access does not mean access for the lifetime of the Participant, Christina Force, Thunk Ltd or any particular technology platform.

Thunk Ltd may move materials to a different platform, update or replace materials, withdraw outdated resources, or cease providing access if Bootcamp is permanently discontinued.

3.3 Technology and third-party platforms

Bootcamp may be delivered using third-party services, including but not limited to Dropbox, Ontraport, Keap, Zoom, Facebook, Vimeo, SoundCloud and Google Drive. Thunk Ltd cannot guarantee that any third-party platform will remain continuously available, unchanged, error-free or suitable for every device or location.

Thunk Ltd may substitute a reasonably comparable platform when necessary.

4. Fees and payment

 

4.1 Programme fee

The full Bootcamp fee is the amount stated in the Participant’s written offer, registration information, order form or invoice.

Unless expressly stated otherwise, all amounts are in New Zealand dollars.

4.2 Deposit Payment

A non-refundable Deposit Payment is required to reserve a place and commence the Blitz process.

The Deposit Payment forms part of the total Bootcamp fee. It is not an additional charge.

The Deposit Payment reflects, among other things:

      • the reservation of a limited programme place;
      • onboarding and administration;
      • access to the initial stages of the programme;
      • preparation for the Blitz;
      • the commitment of Christina Force’s time; and
      • the reduced opportunity to offer that place to another photographer.

The Deposit Payment is non-refundable except where required by law or where Thunk Ltd declines the Participant’s enrolment after accepting payment.

4.3 Payment options

The remaining programme fee may be paid:

      • in full; or
      • through an instalment plan offered by Thunk Ltd.

A Participant who selects an instalment plan is committing to pay the entire programme fee, not purchasing the programme one instalment or one week at a time.

A payment plan administration fee of 10% applies to the amount paid by instalments. The total amount payable and instalment schedule will be shown before the Participant accepts the plan.

4.4 Instalments are not a subscription

An instalment plan divides a fixed contractual payment obligation into smaller payments. It is not a cancel-at-any-time membership or subscription.

Withdrawal, non-attendance, failure to view programme materials or removal of access does not cancel the Participant’s obligation to pay the remaining agreed balance, except where this agreement or applicable law expressly provides otherwise.

4.5 Late payments

Payments must be made on the dates stated in the agreed payment schedule.

If a payment is missed, Thunk Ltd will normally:

      1. issue automated payment reminders;
      2. attempt to contact the Participant personally; and
      3. where appropriate, discuss a reasonable alternative payment arrangement.

The Participant must contact Thunk Ltd promptly if they are experiencing payment difficulties.

Any alternative arrangement must be accepted by Thunk Ltd in writing. Informal discussions do not vary the original payment obligation.

If an amount remains overdue after reasonable notice, Thunk Ltd may:

      • continue to seek payment;
      • suspend some or all programme access;
      • withhold additional one-to-one sessions or services;
      • remove the Participant from live sessions or the community;
      • refer the debt for collection; and
      • recover reasonable costs incurred in collecting the overdue amount, to the extent permitted by law.

Suspending access does not cancel or reduce the outstanding debt.

Thunk Ltd may choose not to enforce a payment right immediately. This does not waive that right or prevent it from being enforced later.

 

5. The Blitz

 

5.1 Submission requirements

The Participant must upload no more than 300 JPEG images by the deadline provided by Thunk Ltd.

Unless otherwise agreed, the completed image submission must be received at least seven days before the scheduled Blitz meeting.

The Participant is responsible for:

      • selecting and uploading the correct files;
      • following the supplied naming and upload instructions;
      • checking that files have uploaded successfully;
      • ensuring the files can be opened and viewed;
      • backing up all original files; and
      • ensuring that Thunk Ltd has sufficient time to complete the review.
5.2 Late or incomplete submissions

If images are submitted late, exceed the permitted number, cannot be accessed, or do not comply with the submission instructions, Thunk Ltd may postpone or reschedule the Blitz meeting. Thunk Ltd is not required to complete a rushed or partial review because the Participant submitted material late.  A rescheduled Blitz will be offered subject to Christina Force’s availability and may affect the Participant’s progress through the rest of Bootcamp.

5.3 Rescheduling a Blitz

The Participant must give at least seven days’ notice to reschedule a Blitz meeting, except in a genuine emergency. Where less notice is provided, Thunk Ltd may treat the session as used or may permit one rescheduling at its discretion.

5.4 Ownership of images

The Participant retains all copyright and other rights they hold in images submitted for the Blitz or during Bootcamp. 

Submitting an image does not transfer ownership to Thunk Ltd or Christina Force.

The Participant grants Thunk Ltd a limited, non-exclusive licence to receive, copy, organise, annotate, store and display the submitted images only as reasonably necessary to:

      • provide the Blitz;
      • deliver Bootcamp;
      • prepare feedback and programme materials for that Participant;
      • maintain appropriate internal working or archive records; and
      • use an image in another manner separately authorised by the Participant.
5.5 Participant warranties concerning images

The Participant confirms that they:

      • own the images submitted or have the authority to submit and discuss them;
      • are not breaching a client agreement, embargo, confidentiality obligation, licence or third-party right by submitting them;
      • will clearly identify unpublished, confidential, embargoed or restricted material; and
      • will inform Thunk Ltd of any restrictions that apply to the storage or display of particular images.

Thunk Ltd is entitled to rely on these confirmations.

5.6 Retention and deletion

Thunk Ltd may retain working copies of submitted images for as long as reasonably required to deliver the Blitz and Bootcamp, maintain programme records and provide follow-up support.

Images may be archived for longer with the Participant’s permission.

The Participant may request deletion of working copies after the services have been completed, subject to any legal, accounting, backup, dispute-management or legitimate business reason requiring limited continued retention.

 

6. Individual sessions

 

6.1 Participant cancellations

The Participant should give as much notice as reasonably possible if they need to change a one-to-one session.

A minimum of one hour’s notice is required.

If the Participant misses a scheduled individual session or gives less than one hour’s notice, they may rebook that session once, subject to Christina Force’s availability.  Repeated missed sessions, late cancellations or failure to attend a rebooked session may result in the session being treated as used.

6.2 Rescheduling by Thunk Ltd

Thunk Ltd will give as much notice as reasonably possible if Christina Force needs to reschedule a session.

This will usually be at least one day, but less notice may be necessary due to illness, emergency, technical failure or another unexpected event. Where Thunk Ltd reschedules a session, an alternative session will be offered within a reasonable period.

Rescheduling does not entitle the Participant to a refund of the programme fee.

6.3 Support between sessions

Reasonable one-to-one support between sessions is included during the active Bootcamp programme period.

This support:

      • is intended to clarify programme learning and help the Participant progress;
      • is not unlimited or continuously available;
      • does not guarantee an immediate response;
      • is generally provided during Thunk Ltd’s normal working times;
      • does not replace a scheduled strategy or mentoring session; and
      • may be limited where requests become excessive or fall outside Bootcamp’s scope.

 

7. Weekly Q&A sessions

 

7.1 Attendance

Participants are encouraged to attend live Q&A sessions where possible, but attendance is not mandatory.

A Participant who cannot attend may watch the recording when it becomes available.

The Participant remains responsible for completing their work and keeping up with the programme, whether or not they attend live.

7.2 Recording by Thunk Ltd

Thunk Ltd may record live group sessions.

Recordings may be made available to:

      • current Bootcamp Participants;
      • future Bootcamp Participants or alumni; and
      • authorised members of the Thunk Ltd team who assist in delivering or administering the programme.

Because recordings may remain available to alumni, Participants should avoid disclosing information during a session that they do not wish other Bootcamp Participants or alumni to hear.

Where reasonably practicable, a Participant may choose to keep their camera off or submit a question privately if the subject is particularly sensitive.

7.3 Recording by Participants

Participants may not independently record, download, copy, transcribe or distribute any Bootcamp session without prior written permission from Thunk Ltd and, where relevant, the people appearing in the recording.

This restriction includes the use of automated meeting assistants, transcription bots and AI recording tools.

 

8. Confidentiality and the Bootcamp community

 

8.1 Confidential programme discussions

Bootcamp involves open discussion of creative work, professional experiences and commercially sensitive information.

Participants must keep confidential any non-public information shared by another Participant or by Thunk Ltd, including but not limited to:

      • unpublished images or projects;
      • treatments, concepts and creative ideas;
      • client relationships;
      • agency or representative relationships;
      • fees, estimates and bidding information;
      • business challenges;
      • personal circumstances;
      • feedback given during group sessions; and
      • conversations in the private Facebook community.

Information may be shared outside Bootcamp only if:

      • it is already lawfully public;
      • the person concerned has clearly authorised disclosure; or
      • disclosure is required by law.
8.2 Private Facebook community

Participation in the Facebook community is optional.

Participants may remain members after completing Bootcamp for as long as:

      • the community continues to operate;
      • they choose to remain;
      • they comply with this agreement, including the conduct standards set out in clause 8.3; and
      • Thunk Ltd considers their continued membership appropriate.

Lifetime community access means access for as long as the community exists and the Participant remains eligible. It is not a guarantee that Facebook or the particular group will operate indefinitely.

8.3 Respectful conduct

Participants must communicate respectfully and must not engage in conduct including but not limited to:

      • bullying;
      • harassment;
      • racism;
      • unlawful discrimination;
      • threatening or abusive behaviour;
      • persistent or material disruption;
      • sharing confidential discussions;
      • misusing another person’s creative work;
      • sharing programme resources or login details; or
      • illegal conduct connected with the programme.

Thunk Ltd will ordinarily attempt to address minor concerns informally.

However, Thunk Ltd may issue a warning, restrict community participation, suspend access or remove a Participant where their conduct is serious, repeated, unlawful or materially detrimental to another person or to the programme.

Where reasonably practicable, the Participant will be told the reason and given an opportunity to respond before permanent removal, unless immediate action is reasonably necessary to protect another person, confidential information, intellectual property or the programme.

Removal for a material breach does not cancel outstanding payment obligations or create a right to a refund.

 

9. Participant responsibilities

The Participant agrees, to the best of their reasonable ability, to:

      • engage with the programme;
      • complete the exercises and assigned work;
      • meet agreed submission deadlines;
      • attend sessions or review relevant recordings;
      • ask for clarification or assistance when needed;
      • maintain a suitable internet connection and compatible device;
      • maintain access to the necessary third-party platforms;
      • retain backups of their own images, files and work (including the Blitz);
      • take responsibility for their professional and commercial decisions;
      • obtain specialist advice where necessary; and
      • treat other Participants and their work respectfully.

Thunk Ltd is not responsible for lost files, failed uploads, device failure, inadequate backups or limitations in the Participant’s internet service or equipment.

 

10. Educational nature and results

 

10.1 No guaranteed result

Bootcamp provides education, mentoring, feedback and strategic suggestions.

Thunk Ltd does not guarantee any particular result, including but not limited to:

      • new clients;
      • enquiries;
      • paid assignments;
      • increased income;
      • representation by an agent;
      • awards;
      • publication;
      • commercial success;
      • acceptance of a personal project;
      • increased website traffic; or
      • any other business, financial or creative outcome.
10.2 Factors outside Thunk Ltd’s control

Results depend on many matters outside Thunk Ltd’s control, including but not limited to:

      • the Participant’s experience and existing body of work;
      • the quality and consistency of their implementation;
      • their understanding of design and presentation;
      • their selection and understanding of their target audience;
      • economic and industry conditions;
      • the quality of their communication and follow-up;
      • the behaviour and decisions of clients, agencies and commissioners;
      • the Participant’s pricing, estimating, production and negotiation skills; and
      • how the Participant manages briefs, bids and enquiries.

Feedback and recommendations are professional opinions, not promises of results.

The Participant remains responsible for deciding whether and how to act on any suggestion.

10.3 Professional production and representation advice

Thunk Ltd does not manage the Participant’s estimates, bids, contracts, usage negotiations, production obligations or delivery of commissioned assignments unless separately agreed in writing.

Where the Participant is uncertain about an enquiry, estimate, usage arrangement, production requirement or client contract, they should consider engaging an experienced producer, agent, lawyer, accountant or other appropriately qualified adviser.

10.4 No substitute for specialist advice

Bootcamp does not provide legal, accounting, tax, financial, medical or psychological advice.

 

11. Bootcamp intellectual property

 

11.1 Ownership

All intellectual property in Bootcamp that belongs to Thunk Ltd or Christina Force remains their property.

This includes, without limitation:

      • videos and audio recordings;
      • written modules;
      • worksheets;
      • downloads;
      • presentations;
      • transcripts;
      • templates;
      • examples;
      • diagrams;
      • exercises;
      • selection and sequencing of programme material;
      • terminology;
      • teaching methods;
      • proprietary frameworks and methodologies; and
      • adaptations and updates of those materials.
11.2 Personal-use licence

Thunk Ltd grants the Participant a limited, personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable and revocable licence to access and use Bootcamp materials for the Participant’s own professional development and photography business.

The Participant may:

      • download resources made available for download;
      • print worksheets for their own use;
      • complete exercises;
      • make personal notes; and
      • refer back to the materials while access remains available.
11.3 Prohibited uses

Without prior written permission, the Participant must not:

      • share videos, recordings or resources with another person;
      • share account or login details;
      • upload materials to a publicly accessible location;
      • copy or reproduce a substantial part of the programme;
      • sell, license, publish or redistribute programme materials;
      • remove copyright, branding or ownership notices;
      • use Bootcamp as training material for employees, clients, students or a membership group;
      • teach Bootcamp or any substantially similar version commercially;
      • represent a Bootcamp framework as their own;
      • reproduce Christina Force’s proprietary frameworks or methodology in another educational, mentoring, consulting or coaching product;
      • create a competing course, workshop, membership, book, resource library, AI assistant or service based substantially on Bootcamp; or
      • assist another person to do any of these things.

Nothing in this agreement prevents the Participant from applying what they personally learn to their own photography practice or business.

 

12. Artificial intelligence use

 

12.1 Permitted personal study use

The Participant may use an artificial intelligence tool as a private study aid to support their own learning.

Permitted uses include:

      • asking for an explanation of a limited extract;
      • creating private notes from a limited amount of written material;
      • producing a personal action list;
      • reorganising the Participant’s own notes;
      • checking the clarity of text written by the Participant; and
      • using general programme concepts to help the Participant reflect on their own business.

Any AI-generated notes, explanations or summaries must remain for the Participant’s personal use.

12.2 Limits on uploading Bootcamp materials

The Participant must not upload or provide an AI system with:

      • complete Bootcamp videos or audio recordings;
      • video or audio transcripts;
      • complete modules, PDFs, workbooks or resource collections;
      • recordings of group or individual sessions;
      • substantial or systematically collected portions of Bootcamp;
      • confidential information belonging to another Participant;
      • unpublished or restricted images belonging to another person; or
      • material that the Participant is not authorised to disclose.

A limited extract may be used only where reasonably necessary for the personal study purposes described in clause 12.1.

12.3 Prohibited AI uses

The Participant must not use Bootcamp materials, whether alone or in combination with other information, to:

      • reproduce or reconstruct Bootcamp;
      • create a substitute for participating in Bootcamp;
      • build, train, fine-tune, configure or improve an AI model, chatbot, custom GPT, knowledge base or automated adviser;
      • create an AI system that imitates Christina Force or presents itself as applying her methodology;
      • develop a competing course, coaching programme, membership, consultancy or educational product;
      • generate resources for distribution to clients, students or other photographers;
      • extract and compile Bootcamp’s frameworks, methodology or resource library;
      • publish, sell, license or share AI-generated summaries of Bootcamp; or
      • make Bootcamp content available to any third party.
12.4 AI provider terms and data use

The Participant is responsible for reviewing the privacy, confidentiality and data-use terms of any AI provider they use.

The Participant should not assume that material entered into an AI service will remain private or will not be retained, reviewed or used by the provider.

Permission to make limited personal use of AI under this clause does not transfer any intellectual property rights and does not override any obligation of confidentiality.

12.5 AI-generated output

Thunk Ltd does not control or accept responsibility for the accuracy, completeness, confidentiality or appropriateness of output generated by a third-party AI system.

The Participant remains responsible for checking AI output and for all decisions made using it.

 

13. Testimonials and promotional use

 

13.1 Separate permission

Thunk Ltd will not use a Participant’s testimonial, photograph, commissioned work, personal project or other submitted image for public promotional purposes solely because the Participant has agreed to these Terms and Conditions.

Permission will be obtained separately, normally through a written email, form or questionnaire.

13.2 Scope of permission

Where the Participant grants permission, the relevant written permission may specify whether Thunk Ltd may use:

      • a written or recorded testimonial;
      • the Participant’s first name;
      • the Participant’s full name;
      • a portrait or photograph of the Participant;
      • personal project images;
      • client or commissioned images;
      • the Participant’s business name or website; and
      • extracts from feedback.

It may also specify the permitted channels, including but not limited to Thunk Ltd’s website, weekly email newsletter and social media accounts.

13.3 Restrictions and withdrawal

The Participant must identify any embargo, client restriction, usage limitation or required credit when giving permission.

Thunk Ltd will comply with restrictions it has expressly accepted in writing.

The Participant may withdraw permission for future promotional use by contacting Thunk Ltd in writing. Withdrawal will not require Thunk Ltd to recall emails already distributed, printed materials already produced or social posts and publications that cannot reasonably be retrieved.

 

14. Withdrawal, cancellation and refunds

 

14.1 Withdrawal before the Blitz is delivered

If the Participant withdraws after paying the Deposit Payment but before completing the Blitz, the Deposit Payment is not refundable, except where required by law.

Thunk Ltd may, at its discretion, permit the Participant to complete the Blitz separately or apply some or all of the payment to another service. Any such arrangement must be confirmed in writing.

14.2 Withdrawal after completing the Blitz but before programme access

If the Participant completes the Blitz and then chooses not to continue into the full Bootcamp programme before programme access is provided:

      • the Bootcamp enrolment may be converted into a standalone Blitz purchase;
      • the total price payable for the Blitz will be the currently advertised amount;
      • the Deposit Payment will be credited towards that price; and
      • the Participant must pay the remaining balance.

Once the remaining balance has been paid, the Participant will have no obligation to pay the remainder of the Bootcamp programme fee.

No additional withdrawal penalty applies in this situation.

This clause does not apply once Bootcamp programme access has been provided.

14.3 Withdrawal after programme access

Once the Participant has been given access to the Bootcamp programme, the entire agreed programme fee becomes payable.

This applies whether the Participant withdraws:

      • before Week 1;
      • during Week 1;
      • during any later week;
      • after failing to attend sessions;
      • after deciding not to complete the exercises; or
      • after ceasing to use programme access.

No refund, credit or release from an agreed instalment plan will be provided merely because the Participant changes their mind, becomes too busy, experiences a change in personal circumstances, obtains work during the programme or does not complete Bootcamp.

14.4 Exceptional circumstances

Thunk Ltd may consider a request for flexibility in serious and exceptional circumstances.

Thunk Ltd may, at its discretion, offer an alternative such as:

      • a temporary pause;
      • deferred participation;
      • adjusted session timing; or
      • a revised payment arrangement.

Any exception must be confirmed in writing and applies only to that Participant and those circumstances.

The consideration of one exception does not require Thunk Ltd to provide the same arrangement in another case.

14.5 Rights that cannot be excluded

Nothing in this agreement removes any cancellation, refund or other right that cannot lawfully be excluded.

 

15. Illness, interruption and events beyond reasonable control

 

15.1 Changes caused by illness or emergency

If Christina Force becomes ill, injured or temporarily unable to deliver part of Bootcamp, Thunk Ltd may take reasonable steps including but not limited to:

      • rescheduling a session;
      • pausing the programme;
      • extending the programme;
      • changing the order of delivery;
      • providing replacement or additional recorded content; or
      • appointing a suitably qualified replacement mentor or contributor.
15.2 Events outside reasonable control

Thunk Ltd is not responsible for a delay, interruption or failure caused by an event beyond its reasonable control, including but not limited to:

      • serious illness or incapacity;
      • bereavement or family emergency;
      • natural disaster;
      • epidemic or pandemic;
      • war, terrorism or civil disturbance;
      • government action;
      • power, internet or telecommunications failure;
      • cyberattack;
      • failure of a third-party platform;
      • fire, flood or severe weather;
      • strike or industrial disruption; or
      • another event that could not reasonably have been prevented.

Thunk Ltd will take reasonable steps to minimise disruption and preserve the substance of the programme.

Where practicable, Thunk Ltd may reschedule, pause, extend or modify the programme rather than cancel it.

15.3 Permanent inability to complete the programme

If Thunk Ltd permanently cancels a material undelivered part of Bootcamp and cannot provide a reasonable alternative, any remedy will take account of:

      • the services and resources already supplied;
      • the Blitz and individual sessions already delivered;
      • access already provided; and
      • the portion of the programme that remains undelivered.

Nothing in this clause limits rights that cannot lawfully be excluded.

 

16. Privacy and personal information

 

16.1 Collection and use

Thunk Ltd may collect and use personal information reasonably necessary to:

      • assess suitability for Bootcamp;
      • register and onboard the Participant;
      • process payments and issue invoices;
      • provide programme access;
      • communicate with the Participant;
      • administer sessions and the community;
      • store submitted images and programme work;
      • maintain business, tax and legal records;
      • manage concerns or disputes; and
      • improve Bootcamp and related services.
16.2 Third-party providers

Personal information may be stored or processed using service providers including but not limited to Dropbox, Keap, Zoom, Facebook, Vimeo, SoundCloud, Google Drive, email providers and payment processors.

Some providers or their servers may be located outside New Zealand.

Thunk Ltd will take reasonable steps when selecting and using providers, but each provider also operates under its own terms and privacy practices.

16.3 Access and correction

The Participant may request access to or correction of personal information held about them, subject to the Privacy Act 2020 and any applicable exception.

Privacy enquiries may be sent to: help(Replace this parenthesis with the @ sign)christinaforce.net

16.4 Security

Thunk Ltd will take reasonable safeguards to protect personal information from loss, unauthorised access, misuse or disclosure.

No internet transmission or electronic storage system can be guaranteed to be completely secure.

16.5 Separate privacy notice

If Thunk Ltd publishes a separate privacy policy or collection notice, this clause should be read together with it. Where no separate policy is published, this clause 16 sets out Thunk Ltd's privacy practices in full. 

 

17. Consumer and business-purpose provisions

 

17.1 Business purpose

Bootcamp is offered to professional photographers for the purpose of developing and marketing their photography businesses.

The Participant confirms that they are acquiring Bootcamp primarily for business or trade purposes and not principally for personal, domestic or household use.

17.2 Consumer Guarantees Act

To the extent that:

      • the Participant acquires the services in trade;
      • Thunk Ltd supplies the services in trade;
      • the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 would otherwise apply;
      • section 43 of that Act permits the parties to contract out; and
      • it is fair and reasonable for the parties to do so,

The parties agree in writing that the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 will not apply to the supply of Bootcamp.

If those requirements are not satisfied, the Act will apply to the extent required by law.

17.3 Fair Trading Act and other legislation

Nothing in this agreement excludes or restricts liability, rights or remedies under the Fair Trading Act 1986 or any other legislation where exclusion or restriction is prohibited.

 

18. Liability

 

18.1 Participant decisions

The Participant remains responsible for all business, creative, financial, contractual and professional decisions they make during or after Bootcamp.

Thunk Ltd is not a party to any contract or commercial relationship entered into by the Participant as a result of Bootcamp.

18.2 Excluded loss

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Thunk Ltd will not be liable for indirect, consequential or special loss arising from Bootcamp, including but not limited to:

      • loss of profit;
      • loss of revenue;
      • loss of business opportunity;
      • loss of anticipated savings;
      • loss of a client or assignment;
      • reputational loss;
      • loss arising from the Participant’s dealings with a client, agent or third party;
      • loss caused by third-party software or platforms; or
      • loss of data that the Participant was responsible for backing up.
18.3 Maximum liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Thunk Ltd’s total aggregate liability arising from or connected with Bootcamp will not exceed the amount of Bootcamp fees actually paid by the Participant to Thunk Ltd.

This limit does not apply to liability that cannot legally be limited or excluded.

18.4 Christina Force and other personnel

The Participant agrees that the services are contracted from Thunk Ltd.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, no employee, director, contractor, mentor, guest or representative of Thunk Ltd will have separate personal liability to the Participant for acts or omissions occurring in the proper delivery or administration of Bootcamp.

 

19. Concerns and disputes

The Participant should raise any concern promptly by emailing: help(Replace this parenthesis with the @ sign)christinaforce.net

Both parties agree to attempt to resolve a concern directly and in good faith before commencing formal proceedings, except where urgent action is reasonably necessary.

Nothing in this clause prevents either party from seeking urgent interim relief or using any tribunal, court or statutory process available to them.

 

20. General terms

 

20.1 Entire agreement

This agreement, together with the Participant’s written offer, payment schedule and any expressly incorporated programme information, records the agreement between the parties concerning Bootcamp.

It replaces previous discussions or representations about the matters it covers, but does not exclude liability for misleading representations or other liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.

20.2 Priority

If there is an inconsistency:

      1. a specific written variation signed or expressly accepted by both parties takes priority;
      2. the Participant’s written offer or payment schedule applies to programme-specific pricing and dates; and
      3. these Terms and Conditions apply in all other respects.
20.3 Variations

Any individual variation must be agreed in writing.

Thunk Ltd may update these Terms and Conditions for future enrolments.

Changes will not retrospectively impose a materially greater payment obligation on an existing Participant without their agreement.

20.4 Transfer

The Participant may not transfer their Bootcamp place, access or rights to another person without Thunk Ltd’s written permission.

Thunk Ltd may assign or transfer this agreement as part of a genuine restructuring, sale or transfer of its business, provided the Participant’s material rights are not reduced.

20.5 Severability

If any provision is found to be illegal, invalid or unenforceable, it will be modified to the minimum extent necessary or removed.

The remaining provisions will continue to apply.

20.6 No waiver

A delay or failure to enforce a provision does not waive that provision.

A waiver is effective only if confirmed in writing and applies only to the particular circumstances for which it was given.

20.7 Electronic acceptance

The Participant may accept this agreement electronically, including by ticking an acceptance box, submitting an order form, paying the Deposit Payment or otherwise clearly confirming acceptance online.

Electronic acceptance has the same effect as a written signature.

 

21. Governing law

This agreement is governed by the laws of New Zealand.

The parties submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts and tribunals of New Zealand.

 

22. Acceptance

By paying the Deposit Payment, the Participant confirms that:

      • they have read and understood this agreement;
      • they have had the opportunity to ask questions before enrolling;
      • they are joining Bootcamp for purposes connected with their professional photography business;
      • the price and payment obligations have been explained to them;
      • they understand that an instalment plan is a commitment to pay the entire agreed programme fee; and
      • they agree to be bound by these Terms and Conditions.

 

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