Because it’s not just about the end product but the process. If we aren’t having fun, then what’s the point?
Creating a video or film is a lot of work. I take a lot of pride in being a fun collaborator.
I have been doing this a long time and I offer a creative outlook and dynamic product. I thouroughly enjoy each step in the process and I hope to share that with you.
Each project is unique so estimates can be tricky. But scroll below to see a more detiled layout.
“I have had a couple of film shoots in the past, and must say that Andrew and his team are in a league of their own. They are professional, punctual and dedicate their entire shoot to putting their client at ease. Filming can be an anxious experience for someone that hasn’t done it before, but just small things like words of encouragement, reassurance and complimenting efforts go a long way – this I found was done in a most genuine manner. Super nice team and their ability to stage the shot is extremely impressive. They’re confident in their skill and certainly know what they’re doing. I give them 5 out of 5 in my books and would hire them in an instant for any future works. Keep up the good work guys!!”
While each shoot is different and can expect different work loads, pricing for a typical 1 camera shoot with no grip and no lighting is roughly $1200 / day or $800 / half day.
Same as above in regards to varibles with each shoot but typically a 1 camera shoot with interview(s) and some planned action shots (b-roll) with full kit is roughly $1600 / day.
Same as above in regards to varibles with each shoot but typically a 2 cameras shoot with interview(s) and some planned action shots (b-roll) with full kit is roughly $2000 / day.
Editing is $500 / day and typically I quote a minimum of 3 days to edit