Scott Carnegie
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That might be excessive considering how often I get calls from them, which has been maybe one every two weeks, and I’ve gone down there 3 or 4 times.
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Yep, shooting Mormon wedding videos is a whole different animal since there’s actually nothing to shoot. What ends up happening is a montage of them outside of the temple, and then vid during the recpetion.
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For corporate vid I always shoot HD and edit 16×9 SD unless the client wants something different. I’ve only had one client that had an HD deliverable, I gave them 720p QT uncompressed and Flash vesions of the video.
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They wouldn’t typically sell this video, they would give it out or put it on the net for promotional purposes. When videos run on MTV or wherever the artists and labels aren’t paid, they send it to the broadcaster for free in hopes that they will play it.
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In my contracts I specifiy ownership. Client owns the footage and final project, they paid for it. I am allowed to use any of it that I want for demo or promotional purposes. I own any avid projects, ae or photoshop files, etc. If there is music licenses or items with time limits I let the client know about them and leave it at that.
I rarely had over master tapes, I’ve rarely been asked, but if I do I clone them first. Ther was one time where I cancelled a clients contract and sent them their shoot tapes with making copies since I intended to never work for them again.