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definitely this. Can get more expensive quick too, especially if a video requires multiple locations, multiple actors, multiple actors speaking, etc etc. Also
by mschaecher 12y ago
definitely this. Can get more expensive quick too, especially if a video requires multiple locations, multiple actors, multiple actors speaking, etc etc.
Also I can't remember if Adam does this, but most the industry will have different price tiers based on what you want to do with it. Running something on your homepage is a whole different ballgame compared to homepage + TV ads.
- giovannibajo1 12y agoYou can still make a decent job with much less than that, by using semi-pro actors, directors and editors. We made a video with €3.5k, by contacting a local theater / cinema center, and got overwhelming positive feedbacks with the result. In retrospect, we are very happy with the quality/cost ratio. I'm linking it here so that people can judge the difference in quality (which is visibile, but worth 10x the cost?): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODFHTN45vmo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODFHTN45vmo
- coldtea 12y agoNice story, funny and cute acting, but definitely lower quality in a lot of production areas, which is what 10x ensures you get. Two things that struck me were the lighting (amateurish) and the DOF (or abundance of it).
- giovannibajo1 12y agoYup, I mainly wanted to stress that there options for non-funded startups with little budget. We got lots of positive feedback on the video and I'm sure it did its job of explaining the app to the viewers.
- billmalarky 12y agoYou did well. Sandwich video is just for a different market (VC funded start-ups mainly it appears).