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Rate Card Addendum
I recently decided to add a few new fees to our rate card to alleviate any confusion about unexpected charges. Do you guys think any of these are out of line?
Thanks,
JohnRate Card Addendum:
As part of our ongoing process to stay both client-centric as well as competitive, we’ve added a few updates to our rate card. The following rates will go in effect starting Jan 1, 2010.
Questioning our use of ProRes codec: $1000 per offense.
Questioning any codec, either for web reference or delivery: $1000.
HD cost per hour is unchanged, with certain exceptions:
1. You provide a home burned DVD that ‘should have some clips we need on there’. $5000 per disk.
2. Youtube source is requested – $2000 per clip.If you would like us to provide an emailed explanation as to why a quicktime web video labeled ‘rough audio’ doesn’t have the VO announcer you requested, the cost is $1000 per email, with an additional $500 per reassurance/reply.
If you bring a Windows PC into my office, there’s a $500 disgust fee.
If you ask for an EDL at the end of the project, despite the fact that it won’t work in any system currently in production and I explain this to you, the cost will be $2000 per edl, plus whatever costs are incurred by sterilizing you from breeding.
If you tell me to ‘go ahead and bill for half the cost’ at the beginning of the project, and then tell me ‘we don’t pay till we get paid’ at the end of the same project, you will be required to pay for microphone stand I break by beating you.
Interacting with in-house engineers who haven’t learned anything new in 20 years will be rated at $500 per minute.
We do not respond to emails generated from Lotus Notes.
