Hello,
I am a graphic designer who does photography for clients. Fairly new to everything. I need to get some professional photographer's advice on how I am pricing everything.
Our main client is a Major global footwear brand. One of the top 5 in the world. Currently we are doing a lot of footwear (think sneaker) photography. Mostly it is taking a shot of a shoe and replacing it in an existing layout. For example a woman is wearing a shoe and we replace that shoe with the one we shoot. Other times we are taking hero shots to be used in various US marketing materials. The end result of our work could be an Ad, OOH layout, online application, or some form of social media.
What I am looking for is feedback on what I should be charging on a per-shot basis. Regarding rights, I have no desire to retain any rights, as I have no use whatsoever for any of these images in the future, and they would never give me the rights anyways.
Any other feedback on how to move forward in the most professional manner possible would be great. We have a fairly decent setup and I employ a person who is pretty good at working the Canon EOS 7D we just got.
thank you in advance for your feedback.
I am a graphic designer who does photography for clients. Fairly new to everything. I need to get some professional photographer's advice on how I am pricing everything.
Our main client is a Major global footwear brand. One of the top 5 in the world. Currently we are doing a lot of footwear (think sneaker) photography. Mostly it is taking a shot of a shoe and replacing it in an existing layout. For example a woman is wearing a shoe and we replace that shoe with the one we shoot. Other times we are taking hero shots to be used in various US marketing materials. The end result of our work could be an Ad, OOH layout, online application, or some form of social media.
What I am looking for is feedback on what I should be charging on a per-shot basis. Regarding rights, I have no desire to retain any rights, as I have no use whatsoever for any of these images in the future, and they would never give me the rights anyways.
Any other feedback on how to move forward in the most professional manner possible would be great. We have a fairly decent setup and I employ a person who is pretty good at working the Canon EOS 7D we just got.
thank you in advance for your feedback.