That's just too much math involved for me. Interesting info though, I never would have guessed someone charges per frame. But I think I'll stick with an hourly rate for simplicity reasons![]()
It's just simple multiplication.
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Framerate in seconds (30fps NTSC, 25fps PAL, 24fps film (35mm and 16mm - 18fps for 8mm)) * 60 (1 minute of frames) * cost per frame (.50) = what to charge per minute of footage.
Where F = Framerate and C = Charges per minute of footage:
(F*60)0.50 = $C
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EDIT: Clarified minute of footage, not minute of editing time...
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