FAQs
- What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
Standard pricing is hard to do. How many cameras, mounted or additional videographers, post editing or dumping for the client to edit, audio or music overlay, voice over, travel expenses, hours of service, etc. all have to be taken into consideration. While I have tried to come up with a standard pricing list, it is just not that easy. An 8 hour wedding or corporate event may take 4 hours or 16 hours of editing so you can see how having a standard price list could be an issue. All prices listed are starting prices and may go up depending on additional information gathered and distance from our location.
- What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
My typical process is to quote based off of the customers stated needs. When the customer contacts me, I ask further questions to identify any areas that may not have been made clear in the initial proposal. Depending on responses, the price of services may need to be adjusted.
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
While my passion is ground and aerial photography and videography, I have been behind a camera for the better part of 6 years professionally and Lord only knows how long before that!! I am on the Media Team at my church running cameras and flying drones. Some training/or education cannot be learned in a classroom but only in the field. You can't be taught a creative eye but are born with it. I was blessed with that creativity. I am also licensed by the FAA as a commercial drone pilot and got licensed as soon as they mandated it back in 2016.