BOOK A CALL

I’ll send you a quote, with a rough timeline of the shoot(s) and edit, including time for you to feed back and approximate date of the final versions, as well as my Terms and Conditions.

If you’re happy to go ahead, I’ll send you a contract, which you’ll sign and return. You’ll pay a deposit (around 25% of the total cost). If you need to change the date of your project not sooner than 14 days before our shoot, you can do this once before losing the deposit. Within 14 days, the date must be set.

Pre-production for the shoot for me looks like creating storyboards, writing shot lists and hiring any extra kit I need. Pre-production for you may look like prepping your lines and preparing a location.

I’ll keep you updated on the edit, send versions to feed back on, and deliver to deadline and via the mode agreed in the contract (online, hard drive, postal or in-person delivery).

We’ll discuss your business, your goals, budget, timeline, location, inspirations and requirements.

On production days I do everything in my power to consolidate filming in a time-effective way. I ask that you make sure we have exclusive access to the filming location so that we don’t have any noise disturbances. If our shoot exceeds the agreed shoot day (usually ten hours), you may need to pay for overtime. If the weather does not suit what you had planned for the shoot and you decide not to go ahead, you will lose your deposit.