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W H A T I
S I N C U D E D
in the $750.00
package:
- Up to four consecutive
hours of location video documentation of an event, research activity,
field project, demonstration, habitat or species.
- On location
interviews with key people and participants.
- Four hours of
creative editing using the footage and interviews filmed while
on location. Finished edit will be a maximum of 3 minutes in
length. I reserve the right to edit content to fit within this
limit.
- The approval
edit will be uploaded to Vimeo and is password protected,Once
approved the Web-Film will be made public and will also be uploaded
to YouTube and other media sites.
- A web page with
your video and links will be provided on www.fieldnotes.com.
You and others will be able to embed your video into websites
if desired.
Limitations &
Responsibilities
- Filming locations
for this package are generally limited to San Diego County. Time
and travel expenses may be additional for locations located outside
this area. However, I do want to make this package available
to everyone, so please contact me to discuss options and quotes.
- Editing revisions
are limited to minor changes in visuals and graphics. Major edit
revisions may require additional billable hours.
- Client is responsible
for securing video release forms from all participants that may
be on location the day of filming.
- Client is responsible
for acquiring location and other permits if needed.
- Client must
agree to all terms of service of the media sites to which the
clients video will be uploaded and shared.
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F O R B
E S T R E S U L T S
Since these
Web-Films are very short, it's important to know exactly what
you want to say or what story you want to tell before filming
begins. You should be able to say it without a script in about
a minute or so. It's also important that what you say relates
to the activity being filmed. If you go off on other subjects
I may not have footage to cover it and it will remain a talking
head shot.
As with any good
story there should be a beginning, middle and end.
The beginning should introduce the
location, organization and activity.
The middle can talk about the activity
(habitat or species), benefits, broader goals, accomplishments
or key people.
The end should include a brief
recap of the activity, talk about what's next or provide a closing
statement. This is also a good time to state your call to action
if you want viewers to respond in some way.
The Credits will include your contact
information, logos and sponsors
A professionally produced web
film can:
Explore wild places & unique habitats
Inform about conservation & research projects
Teach human and natural history
Motivate all ages to get involved
Encourage people to volunteer and donate
Honor dedicated individuals behind efforts
Promote eco-travel adventures
Share your organization's goals and objectives
Inspire people to appreciate nature's beauty
Reach a global audience
Please contact
me if you have questions or wish to discuss your Wild Web-Film
project.
Thank you.
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