In shooting a commerical, what is the price of 90 minutes of footage for a dvd magazine?
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usally runs about $250.00 - $450.00 a foot
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Well there are a lot of these magazines around. Obviously they are all going to charge for ad space differently and then they will have different price structures dependong on the size of your ad, placement etc.\n\nUnfortunatley noone here can give you an exact answer - you need to have specifics in mind and approach magazines for quotes.
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How much for a quicky?
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The classic formula is CPM - cost per thousand viewers. Many media are priced this way, directly or indirectly. The actual $ per CPM is influenced by factors like who the target audience is, the demographics of the viewers, experience of advertisers over time etc.\n\nTo start with you could check with local newspapers, and national magazines that are general interest.  Call the advertising sales department and ask for a rate card, and if they don't have specific CPM pricing, it's easy to figure out or you could just ask the sales rep.\n\nThe most direct comparison of course is TV ads, you should also call the local network affiliates and get their rates for prime time movie type ads. \n\nGood luck\nScott
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I can do that. $2 per minute tranfered to DVD + shipping & handling. I use a Buhl Aerial Imaging device and have been doing film transfers since 1985. 409-899-2960
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either reselling merchandise or producing your own content. best medium right now is internet and dvd.
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those type of cameras cost heaps...like AU$900
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Very little, unless you are a huge star in the industry like Jenna Jameson. It starts at about a couple grand for scene, but you get nothing of what the DVD makes and your scenes can be used for other films and you get nothing from that either. That's why so many work as strippers as well.
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my local Hollywood Video takes competitors' coupons, but I'm not sure if that's a nationwide policy.  I'd call and ask first.
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I recommend Avi2Dvd.  It's completely free.  It can handle captured avi's from digital videocameras. Avi2dvd can also produce semi professional dvd menus with chapter/audio/subtitles buttons.
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IT ALL DEPENDS ON WHAT YOU ARE BUYING..IN 1980 A VIDEO PLAYER WOULD HAVE COST YOU £300 NOW YOU CAN GET THEM FOR £15
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I don't quite understand what you are asking. Are you asking for an employee or a set-up so that users can come in and edit there own stuff?\nIf it is the latter here is what I would recomend (or course this is all non-liniar, with people bringing in the tapes already shot)\n\n-High End Computer-\n  At least a 3.8 Ghz Dual Processor\n  At least 1 GB of RAM\n  You will need at the least 3 hard drives\n    1 120 GB for software etc.\n    1 300 GB or bigger for Raw Footage\n    1 200 GB or bigger for Finalized Footage\n  DVD/CD Reader\n  DVD-RW/CD-RW\n  Firewire Expansion Ports\n  High Quality Video Card\n  High Quality Audio Card\n-Editing Software\n  I would recommend Adobe Premier Pro 2.5 Suite, which includes Adobe Premier Pro (Video Editing), Adobe After Effects (Special Effects Editor), Photoshop CS, Adobe Encore (DVD Authoring) and I believe it contains an Audio Editor\n\n-Dual Screen Display (At least, I run a 4 screen   display)\n-Program Out Monitor\n-Mini-DV Deck\n-DV Deck  (Oft times this one and the Mini-DV come in pairs)\n-Good set of speakers\n-VCR's, DVD Player\n-Beta Deck\n-Audio Consol\n-One or Two professional Microphones for Voice Overs\n\nI hope this helps. I do this kind of stuff for a living, so if you have any more questions, please fill free to email me at blakegadams@yahoo.com. Also, I can build this computer for you and help you find the other eqiupment.
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I was in one of the commercials so I purchased the DVD expecting to see the event I was at.  Not one second of the commercial was in the DVD.  The entire video was shot in hotel rooms with girls getting it on with other girls.  It was certainly more than just girls lifting up their shirts.\nThe quality of the videos was horrible.  You could tell the camera man was only looking through his viewfinder every once in awhile.  Maybe they've improved in the past few years though.\nIf you decide to get one be careful b/c I had a hard time canceling the 'subscription' I was automatically enrolled in.  I had no interest in the subscription, but that's where they make their money.  They'll end up sending you more dvds each month (or week i can't remember) until you are able to cancel (and you can't cancel when you order).  If you can buy one at a regular store I would recommend that over ordering by phone.  You could probably find something better that you both like at your local video store.\nLastly, only do this if you are comfortable with it.  It can be a healthy or an unhealthy experience depending on you and your boyfriend's attitudes.
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I use  a program that's called  ADS TECH 'DVD EXPRESS'. It works really well. It's basically a modulator that hooks up to the computer. You can hook up your television, your VCR, camera or camcorder to it and upload all movies or images. It records them to a file of your choice or you can transfer them directly to a disc. And they play beautifully on your DVD player. I did this for christmas. I made a disc for each of my children with pics of them when they were young and old home movie footage. They loved it. There are several programs out there you can also go to a computer store and ask someone about different software depending on what your needs are. By the way, the above software costs about $50 to $70. Hope this helped. I should also add that the program allows you to create your own titles and backgrounds, special effects and such. With menu pages as well. Just like an actual DVD.
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Yes please....how much do you charge?
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Talk to the owner first. He wants you to make a video, make a video.
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easy. use your free resources. use that $75 for your tapes to record on. and the rest. well find friends that will act, find cool places to shoot (for  free) and basically make up your storyline, wich doesnt cost you money only your time.\ntake a look at the 'blair witch project' probably made on LESS than $75 and that movie made millions and millions