1. How am I compensated?
You are paid a fee for renting your
location/property for a filming or still photography.
The fees
vary from shoot to shoot but usually ranging between $1,500
and $5,000 per day. Let us know the minimum fee that you would require to shoot at your
location/property.
2. Do productions carry insurance in case of damage or injury?
Most production companies carry insurance of one million dollars or more. You should require insurance before anyone has a shoot at your
location/property.
3. How long will they stay at my
location/property?
A
production company may book your location/property from half
a day to several 10-12 hour days depending on the job.
4. Can I stay at my
location/property while the production company is present?
Yes. If the production company knows they’re scheduled for
a long day or if it’s a very disruptive shoot, they may
offer to put you up in a hotel.
5. Do they change or paint my
location/property?
Most of the time the changes that are made are moving or adding furniture. Before any permanent changes are made, they must ask your permission and they must have it restored after the shoot is over.
Helpful
hints for photographing your location/property:
* When you
photograph your property, please shoot both interiors and exteriors.
* More photos are better than a few photos.
*
When photographing, keep the camera in the normal horizontal position,
don’t shoot vertically.
* Take enough photos of the rooms/property so that you completely cover all
angles of the room/property. * * Everything is important.
* In film and print,
directors/photographers
like to see depth.
If you
can see from
one room to another room
please photograph it as well.
* We need a complete property tour through pictures.
*Please remember that
whenever e-mailing us please include your name, address, phone number, and
e-mail address. |