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EPISODE · Jan 16, 2019 · 1H 8M

EP 004 - If you work for trade, will you ever get paid?

from Office Hours - A creative persons podcast · host Ashton Stan

What do you do when you’re asked to work for a trade instead of actual dollars? In episode 004, Ashton and David explore the age-old creative question: If you work for trade, will you ever get paid? They talk through the nuances of working for money, trade, exposure and bragging rights. If your quote is over the client’s budget, David and Ashton share how they navigate that without passing on the client or project. They also discuss pricing the job, billing hourly and dealing with scope creep in real time when clients ask to tack on “a few more shots” at the end. Ashton and David finish up episode 004 with some great insight for art directors and how they you deal when the client says, “I just don’t like it.” And finally, the camera review: A beautiful, screenless Leica. The Leica M10-D Digital Rangefinder Camera. Why not? Well, it has one card slot, so take the money you were going to spend on that and just it send to David so he can buy one. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1439569-REG/leica_20014_m10_d_digital_rangefinder_camera.html

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