Ryan E Walters lists a few tips to keep in mind when taking the plunge into freelance filmmaking. So you have decided to quit your day job and venture into the exciting world of freelance work, where you get every day off, you set your own hours, and life is always enjoyable. At least that Read MoreRead More
Figuring out a rate is a delicate dance between what you bring to the table and how much the client is willing to spend. Here are a few resources that can help solve the pricing dilemma. It’s possibly the most baffling question that faces new freelancers: What in the heck am I supposed to charge Read MoreRead More
Matthew McDonald presents a tongue-in-cheek PSA for poor starving freelance filmmakers.Read More
Sooner or later as a filmmaker you will have to contract with other filmmakers to get a project done – here’s some helpful tips for working with other freelancers. As a freelancer yourself, working with other freelancers is a great way to support the freelancing community. Plus, we freelancers better understand each other, the difficulties Read MoreRead More
Bidding on projects as a creative freelancer is a tricky proposition. Sasha Kovaliov sets up 3 question you need to ask yourself before submitting a bid. Are you committing to every project or a bid that comes your way? If the answer is yes, chances are that you are simply wasting your time and money. Here are 3 simple Read MoreRead More
How much to charge perhaps the hardest part of the freelance business. Jason Blumers offers a few tips for better pricing habits.Read More
Ready to take the plunge to becoming a filmmaking gun for hire? Remington McElhaney compiles 10 tips to help making that transition smoother.Read More
If you’re working in the video/film industry chances are you’ll be doing so as a freelancer. Here are 10 critical mistakes that freelancers often make: …Seeing as we are all human (well, presumably whoever is reading this post anyway), we should recognize that mistakes happen. They even have that saying, “To err is human…,” which Read MoreRead More
Saw this on the Pro Tools blog. Sadly sometimes things are funny because they’re true. Can you relate? VIA: zeorge497 Produced by Scofield Editorial, Inc. Casting Agency: Artistic Enterprises Casting Director: Michelle Moore Video Store Customer: David Meek Video Store Clerk: Nick Krcek Restaurant Customer (Male): Andy Guerdan Restaurant Customer (Female): Andrea Gregory Server: Landon Read MoreRead More
