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DP/VIDEOGRAPHY
DAY RATE
Rates vary widely based on your project (feature, commercial, industrial)
and my passion for the work. Currently, a feature film with a great
script and a competent, collaborative team can enjoy a very good rate.
Commercial and industrial projects should expect a fair, competitive rate
based on the challenges inherent in my contribution and the project's budget.
Long-term and portfolio-enhancing projects may also enjoy lower rates.
Learn how to
inspire me to work for less.
Discover what I
believe it takes to be a successful cinematographer.
If you're renting lighting/grip and camera, consider
my inventory.
Using your rental budget
to book my gear could result in a lower fee.
Check out my rental
inventory
or consider my
1-ton
grip/electric package.
GAFFER DAY RATE
$400/10-hour day - includes $100* of lighting/grip gear from my
inventory
or consider my
1-ton
grip/electric package for $600/day
- two-day minimum.
Negotiable rates on long-term and
resume-enhancing projects.
* Gear allowance calculated using regular
day-rate with no package or multi-day discounts.
BOOKING:
to book a date,
email
or call
512-791-4121 cell
- All bookings placed are holds until
confirmed with a deposit.
- I will notify you if another party
desires a date/time that you have held. At that time you may confirm the
booking or release the hold.
- Cancel confirmed bookings before noon
the day before set call to avoid additional charges.
- Cancellation of confirmed bookings after
noon the day before set call will be subject to a half-day booked rate &
rentals.
- Cancellation after midnight before the
day of set call will be subject to full-day booked rate & rentals.
BILLING:
- Every day that "film rolls" is billed as
a shoot day.
- Additional charge for destination beyond
25-mile radius of Austin, Texas.
- Client pays for parking.
- Client pays for lunch.
- hours 11 & 12 - time-and-a-half
- hours 13+ - double-time
- Rates are subject to change without
notice.
- Negotiable rates on long-term projects.
ADDITIONAL TERMS:
There may be additional terms on your production agreement. Be sure to read
it carefully.
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