Producing + Directing for Film and Television
Production for Film and Television Projects
End-to-end production services to bring your film or TV project from concept to completion. Final pricing may vary based on location and project specifics; a detailed estimate will be provided during a consultation.
Starting Budget Range: Starting at $15,000 (final price based on project scope)
Includes pre-production, production, and post-production phases
Basic Tier
Producing Fee: $2,000
Covers the producer's role in managing the project, coordinating schedules, and overseeing the entire production process.
Directorial Fee: $2,000
Covers the director's creative vision, planning, and execution of the project.
Camera Kit Rental: $1,500
Includes rental of cameras, lenses, and basic camera accessories.
Director of Photography (DP) Fee: $2,000
Covers the DP's expertise in lighting, shot composition, and camera operation.
Gaffing Fee: $1,200
Covers the cost of hiring a gaffer who manages the lighting setup and electrical work.
Sound Recording Fee: $1,000
Includes hiring a sound technician and equipment for high-quality audio capture.
Set Design and Construction: $2,000
Covers the creation and setup of sets necessary for the shoot.
Talent Fees: $3,000
Includes fees for actors and on-screen talent.
Location Rental Fee: $1,000 - $3,000
Varies based on the chosen location and its rental cost, whether it's a studio, outdoor location, or unique venue.
Catering and Craft Services: $1,000
Provides meals and refreshments for the cast and crew during the shoot.
Wardrobe and Makeup: $1,500
Covers the cost of costumes, makeup artists, and hair stylists.
Transportation and Logistics: $1,000
Includes transportation for cast, crew, and equipment.
Post-Production Editing Fee: $3,000
Includes video editing, color correction, and any visual effects needed.
Production Contingency: $2,000
A buffer to cover any unexpected costs or overruns during the production process.
Total: $23,200 - $25,200
Standard Tier
Producing Fee: $4,000
Directorial Fee: $4,000
Camera Kit Rental: $3,000
Director of Photography (DP) Fee: $4,000
Gaffing Fee: $2,400
Sound Recording Fee: $2,000
Set Design and Construction: $4,000
Talent Fees: $6,000
Location Rental Fee: $2,000 - $6,000
Catering and Craft Services: $2,000
Wardrobe and Makeup: $3,000
Transportation and Logistics: $2,000
Post-Production Editing Fee: $6,000
Production Contingency: $4,000
Total: $44,400 - $50,400
Professional Tier
Producing Fee: $6,000
Directorial Fee: $6,000
Camera Kit Rental: $4,500
Director of Photography (DP) Fee: $6,000
Gaffing Fee: $3,600
Sound Recording Fee: $3,000
Set Design and Construction: $6,000
Talent Fees: $9,000
Location Rental Fee: $3,000 - $9,000
Catering and Craft Services: $3,000
Wardrobe and Makeup: $4,500
Transportation and Logistics: $3,000
Post-Production Editing Fee: $9,000
Production Contingency: $6,000
Total: $72,600 - $79,600
Premium Tier
Producing Fee: $10,000+
Directorial Fee: $10,000+
Camera Kit Rental: $7,500+
Director of Photography (DP) Fee: $10,000+
Gaffing Fee: $6,000+
Sound Recording Fee: $5,000+
Set Design and Construction: $10,000+
Talent Fees: $15,000+
Location Rental Fee: $5,000 - $15,000+
Catering and Craft Services: $5,000+
Wardrobe and Makeup: $7,500+
Transportation and Logistics: $5,000+
Post-Production Editing Fee: $15,000+
Production Contingency: $10,000+
Total: $120,000+
Notes:
Producing Fee: Covers the producer's role in managing the project, coordinating schedules, and overseeing the entire production process.
Directorial Fee: Covers the director's creative vision, planning, and execution of the project.
Camera Kit Rental: Includes rental of cameras, lenses, and basic camera accessories.
Director of Photography (DP) Fee: Covers the DP's expertise in lighting, shot composition, and camera operation.
Gaffing Fee: Covers the cost of hiring a gaffer who manages the lighting setup and electrical work.
Sound Recording Fee: Includes hiring a sound technician and equipment for high-quality audio capture.
Set Design and Construction: Covers the creation and setup of sets necessary for the shoot.
Talent Fees: Includes fees for actors and on-screen talent.
Location Rental Fee: Varies based on the chosen location and its rental cost, whether it's a studio, outdoor location, or unique venue.
Catering and Craft Services: Provides meals and refreshments for the cast and crew during the shoot.
Wardrobe and Makeup: Covers the cost of costumes, makeup artists, and hair stylists.
Transportation and Logistics: Includes transportation for cast, crew, and equipment.
Post-Production Editing Fee: Includes video editing, color correction, and any visual effects needed.
Production Contingency: A buffer to cover any unexpected costs or overruns during the production process.