That’s not how it works. You decide the value of your time, not others. I gave you all the tools in the video but at the end of the day you’re the only person who can decide your own worth.
Definitely some good info there. I think I'm under selling myself but I'll give it a year and recalculate for year 2.....unless I get more offers then I'll do that earlier.
What price range would you consider is good for individual high school football players? Making 1 minute 30 sec highlights video 5 hours of game day and 1 10-15 sec reel I have been in the industry for 4 ish years but this is my first year going solo.
Like I said in the video, you just have to apply the formula and trust your own choices. There are way too many variables for me to give you a realistic figure. I don't live where you live, I don't work where you work, and I don't know the quality of your work or the quality of the work of your competitors.
Its really tough how to decide what to charge from the start. I made a fun video edit for my fantasy football league and posted it on a subreddit. And i got my first commission in a day to make one for their team. So now im finishing up my first one. And i know id get more requests afterwards. Cant figure it out
Hey man, been meaning to ask you a question about equipment. So i've realized that for potential upcoming play in the Spring I need to upgrade my lens in order to get better shots. Even though I am using Sony, what focal length lens would you recommend to shoot across a football field? At the moment I am the only one shooting our games so that is a very highly likelihood will have to shoot at a maximum, from one corner of the field to the other.
If you want to be able to get reasonably tight shots from over 100yds away, I think you need a lens with at least 400mm as the max focal length. That being said, depending on the lenses you have now, maybe all you need is a 2x teleconverter which will double the focal length of any lens you attach to it and will also be much cheaper than a new 100-400mm lens for example.
Hey! Have a question based on this video. I'm an older guy that's getting back into doing video. Right now I'm doing HS sports. If I want to freelance for schools, How do I find opportunities to get into the business and how do I charge for services and how do i make it a profitable business? A lot to ask but any info you can give will be appreciated! Thanks
Hey Henry, you’ll find opportunities by constantly networking. Produce sport videos for free if you have to so that you can meet people and get your videos out there seen by coaches, parents and players. The rest will take care of itself if you follow the tips from the video.
Yes. Even if it’s a small amount, you can’t let people use your gear for free. And also if you start charging more the day you get a new camera, your old clients will tell you to just use the old one.
If you scroll down below the video you should be able to see it and just click on it. Otherwise here's the link to my online store: beyond-the-game-tv-store.myteespring.co/
If you can't get paying jobs, working for free can be a great way to get your foot in the door. You just have to be smart about it. Do things that make you advance and go forward in your career. If you gain valuable experience and connect with great people through a free job, that's good value to me.
@@barriolasombra1614 It depends on your budget. Good quality is a really vague description of your expectations but have a look at this video and let me know if you have anymore questions after that th-cam.com/video/U9MY0tWgfro/w-d-xo.html
What was your first camera? Was it better than mine?
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It was a DVCAM camera back in the day.
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GREAT VIDEO!! This is very helpful I’m starting to get requests after 1 video and I was kind of freaking out 😅🤣
After one video! That’s awesome 👏🏾
Great edit and awesome tips!
Thanks for commenting on my Reddit post and sharing this with the readers.
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thanks for the insight
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I would love to hear you mention some specific numbers. Give me a range on how much my time is valued.
That’s not how it works. You decide the value of your time, not others. I gave you all the tools in the video but at the end of the day you’re the only person who can decide your own worth.
Definitely some good info there. I think I'm under selling myself but I'll give it a year and recalculate for year 2.....unless I get more offers then I'll do that earlier.
Sounds like a plan. The main thing to do is to educate your recurring clients about what they are paying for and how much it’s worth.
What price range would you consider is good for individual high school football players? Making 1 minute 30 sec highlights video 5 hours of game day and 1 10-15 sec reel I have been in the industry for 4 ish years but this is my first year going solo.
Like I said in the video, you just have to apply the formula and trust your own choices. There are way too many variables for me to give you a realistic figure. I don't live where you live, I don't work where you work, and I don't know the quality of your work or the quality of the work of your competitors.
Its really tough how to decide what to charge from the start. I made a fun video edit for my fantasy football league and posted it on a subreddit. And i got my first commission in a day to make one for their team. So now im finishing up my first one. And i know id get more requests afterwards. Cant figure it out
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Glad I could help! 😊
Hey man, been meaning to ask you a question about equipment. So i've realized that for potential upcoming play in the Spring I need to upgrade my lens in order to get better shots. Even though I am using Sony, what focal length lens would you recommend to shoot across a football field? At the moment I am the only one shooting our games so that is a very highly likelihood will have to shoot at a maximum, from one corner of the field to the other.
If you want to be able to get reasonably tight shots from over 100yds away, I think you need a lens with at least 400mm as the max focal length. That being said, depending on the lenses you have now, maybe all you need is a 2x teleconverter which will double the focal length of any lens you attach to it and will also be much cheaper than a new 100-400mm lens for example.
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There’s a link to it in the description if you want one.
There’s a link to it in the description if you want one.
I have a Nikon Z6, only have a budget for one len. Any recommendations?
I've never used Nikon so I don't know their lenses unfortunately.
Hey! Have a question based on this video. I'm an older guy that's getting back into doing video. Right now I'm doing HS sports. If I want to freelance for schools, How do I find opportunities to get into the business and how do I charge for services and how do i make it a profitable business? A lot to ask but any info you can give will be appreciated! Thanks
Hey Henry, you’ll find opportunities by constantly networking. Produce sport videos for free if you have to so that you can meet people and get your videos out there seen by coaches, parents and players. The rest will take care of itself if you follow the tips from the video.
Should I still charge for equipment if I’ve already bought the equipment and have no payments for it? All I have so far is a Sony a6400 standard kit.
Yes. Even if it’s a small amount, you can’t let people use your gear for free. And also if you start charging more the day you get a new camera, your old clients will tell you to just use the old one.
@@BeyondTheGame_E That last sentence is an excellent point.
How do I get that T-shirt?
If you scroll down below the video you should be able to see it and just click on it. Otherwise here's the link to my online store: beyond-the-game-tv-store.myteespring.co/
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Should I first start out for free ?
If you can't get paying jobs, working for free can be a great way to get your foot in the door. You just have to be smart about it. Do things that make you advance and go forward in your career. If you gain valuable experience and connect with great people through a free job, that's good value to me.
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@@BeyondTheGame_E What camera should I use to record a ⚽️ game? That’s good quality
@@barriolasombra1614 It depends on your budget. Good quality is a really vague description of your expectations but have a look at this video and let me know if you have anymore questions after that th-cam.com/video/U9MY0tWgfro/w-d-xo.html
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