Site use and IP
Terms and content-use rules for the website, portfolio, and visible materials
These terms govern how the visible content on this website may be used, including videos, photography, copy, design, branding, and portfolio materials.
Primary market
The website exists as a commercial-evaluation surface for brands, agencies, and teams considering creator-led content, UGC, and spokesperson services.
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1. Ownership of content and site presentation
Unless stated otherwise, the visible content on this website and its selection, organization, and presentation are protected by copyright, related rights, trademark, design, unfair competition, or other applicable rules.
- Portfolio videos, clips, posters, photography, copy, editorial structure, visual composition, branding, and graphic elements of the site.
- Trade name, source identifiers, and materials belonging to Gisela Saldarriaga or the professional studio where presented that way.
- No intellectual-property ownership is transferred simply because the site can be accessed.
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2. Limited permission to browse and evaluate
You may browse the site and review its materials only to understand the offer, evaluate a potential commercial fit, share the website reference internally with your team, or make contact about a possible engagement.
- That permission is revocable, non-exclusive, and non-transferable.
- It does not authorize copying content libraries, bulk downloading, or reusing materials in campaigns, owned assets, datasets, or public examples.
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3. Prohibited uses without prior written permission
- Copying, republishing, redistributing, sublicensing, selling, renting, or commercially exploiting any site content.
- Editing, trimming, remaking, translating, dubbing, subtitling, or creating derivative works from the visible materials on the site.
- Using site videos, images, copy, layouts, or claims as your own creative, another portfolio example, or a published reference without permission.
- Removing ownership notices, contextual attribution, or source identifiers.
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4. Scraping, bulk extraction, datasets, and AI training
Without prior written authorization, the site and its content may not be used as a source for scraping, automated extraction, dataset mining, unauthorized benchmarking, fine-tuning, training, retraining, embeddings, private indexing, or any other reuse tied to AI systems or commercial databases.
- Bulk downloading portfolio material or compiling it into prompt libraries, training examples, repositories, or internal model corpora is also prohibited.
- A privacy policy does not replace this restriction. The limit here is based on contract and intellectual-property control, not only personal-data handling.
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5. Third-party marks, platforms, and client deliverables
Third-party marks, platform names, and logos referenced or linked on the site belong to their respective owners and appear for identification, context, or commercial-reference purposes.
Client deliverables, and any rights tied to them such as usage scope, exclusivity, whitelisting, paid usage, territory, or term, are governed by specific proposals, statements of work, or contracts. Nothing on this page replaces those agreements.
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6. Availability, accuracy, and limits of public-facing content
The site may be updated, reorganized, have portfolio pieces removed, have text changed, or present services differently without notice. While the intent is to keep the public description professional and accurate, public-facing content does not replace a final commercial proposal or legal, tax, or regulatory advice.
- Availability of services, formats, licenses, timelines, or markets should always be confirmed in a direct commercial conversation.
- A sample, industry, or format appearing in the portfolio does not guarantee continuous availability, exclusivity, or automatic acceptance of similar future work.
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7. Enforcement, complaints, and contact
If you need permission for a specific use, want to clarify a possible license, or need to report infringement, email support@giselasaldarriaga.com.
Unauthorized use may lead to takedown demands, intellectual-property objections, access restriction, or other reasonably available actions.
Summary
Permissions, licenses, or complaints
These terms govern the public use of the site and its visible content. Rights and obligations for paid client projects are handled separately in proposals or contracts.