I love your work and the result, you could make a video to explain your post-shooting work process with explanations on how you manage the moodboard part etc
One detail forgotten...what's the ballpark of pricing for such a campaign? I mean, instead of running and gunning as a one man band, there are crew costs as well here, while clients want everything to be cheap. So, how can you price it competitively when more people are involved, and you have more post work of editing stills + videos?
I’d love to know how to even get campaigns like these with bigger brands! I’m building my portfolio but don’t know where to start. Seems like everyone has an in house photographer already.
These campaigns generally don’t go to in house photographers. To get to this level you need connections at brands, a lot of these brands based have a production team that they use in California in some form and those teams will either hire someone they know can personally get the job done or they will seek out a photographer through an agent that can achieve the job they need. If you’re starting out I would recommend photo assisting. Unfortunately there isn’t a union or anything like that in California but you can always send messages to any photographers you admire and just tell them that you would like to work and what your day rate for that would be. If you don’t have an on production experience you can usually ask for about $300 for a 10hr day. Hope this helps.
Campaign shoots like this can have a range from $10000-$15000 per day, total budget can be from $40k-$100k depending on usages and what not. Glad to see that gatekeeping is still alive these days.
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amazing video!
thank you :)
Sick video Ethan! Love seeing the process from pre pro to final deliverables.
Very nice work Ethan, keep it up!!!
Ethan I’m loving the videos 🙌🏽
Hi Ethan, I came across you channel today. This was really insightful, thank you for sharing! Awesome work on the campaign! 💪
I love your work and the result, you could make a video to explain your post-shooting work process with explanations on how you manage the moodboard part etc
Photos are fire!
Hi Ethan,
This was super insightful and enjoyable!
I just found you on IG, and I love your work (I’m also in SoCal). Thanks for sharing the BTS ✨
One detail forgotten...what's the ballpark of pricing for such a campaign? I mean, instead of running and gunning as a one man band, there are crew costs as well here, while clients want everything to be cheap. So, how can you price it competitively when more people are involved, and you have more post work of editing stills + videos?
Very helpful. Thank you
Thank you so much about this!! Great work!! I've already subscribed to your channel 🙂
Great Video
Pff very strong work. You should be proud!
Thanks man!
I’d love to know how to even get campaigns like these with bigger brands! I’m building my portfolio but don’t know where to start. Seems like everyone has an in house photographer already.
These campaigns generally don’t go to in house photographers. To get to this level you need connections at brands, a lot of these brands based have a production team that they use in California in some form and those teams will either hire someone they know can personally get the job done or they will seek out a photographer through an agent that can achieve the job they need. If you’re starting out I would recommend photo assisting. Unfortunately there isn’t a union or anything like that in California but you can always send messages to any photographers you admire and just tell them that you would like to work and what your day rate for that would be. If you don’t have an on production experience you can usually ask for about $300 for a 10hr day. Hope this helps.
How much do you chargee forsmt like this??
Damn, hope he answers one day
Campaign shoots like this can have a range from $10000-$15000 per day, total budget can be from $40k-$100k depending on usages and what not.
Glad to see that gatekeeping is still alive these days.
Also, watching more of the video, seeing the level of production, might be more than that
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