Ever sold your music?
Ever sold your music? Posted on: 05.11.2012 by Aracely Mcalvey An insurance company has asked me to produce a modern (albeit no electronic) little ditty for some of their internet instructional videos. I have no idea what to charge. It's basically an instructional video for some fitness gear
.Truth of the matter is, I already made the jam, and it took me maybe an hour. I'm just not sure how to charge for it. I was going to keep it basic, say, $150/hr. Then I find production houses online that charge in the ball park of $150-300 PER USE. So.....obviously I'm not sure how to approach this. I'm not John friggin Williams, so I can't expect to be paid racks on racks, but I also don't want to devalue my stuff. Any advice out there? | |
Aracely Mcalvey 05.11.2012 |
Originally Posted by alchemy
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Ervin Calvery 05.11.2012 |
Originally Posted by Kevening
sOfTheRound
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Aracely Mcalvey 05.11.2012 | An insurance company has asked me to produce a modern (albeit no electronic) little ditty for some of their internet instructional videos. I have no idea what to charge. It's basically an instructional video for some fitness gear
. Truth of the matter is, I already made the jam, and it took me maybe an hour. I'm just not sure how to charge for it. I was going to keep it basic, say, $150/hr. Then I find production houses online that charge in the ball park of $150-300 PER USE. So.....obviously I'm not sure how to approach this. I'm not John friggin Williams, so I can't expect to be paid racks on racks, but I also don't want to devalue my stuff. Any advice out there? |
Aracely Mcalvey 05.11.2012 |
Originally Posted by alchemy
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Ervin Calvery 05.11.2012 |
Originally Posted by Kevening
sOfTheRound
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Luciano Hyppolite 05.11.2012 | awesome how did you get that oportunity? |
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