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vox1
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 Posted: Thu Jun 28, 2007 3:09 pm Post subject: Rate Quote Advice for national buyout TV |
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Hi folks, wondered if I might get some feedback on a rate quote for the following. Gig is a read for a :60 TV spot that'll air on the ESPNU
(national cable) network in a couple of game broadcasts per week from July through October (baseball season basically)... Client is looking for me to quote a buyout on this, with the possibility of it being used in both '07 and '08 season. Any thoughts or reference points much appreciated!
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MikeE
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vox1
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| Posted: Thu Jun 28, 2007 3:42 pm Post subject: Amendment... |
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Appreciate that Jeff -- tho I have to correct my original description - Client
is now looking at a :30 so at least that variable is a little more standard to
figure with...
My initial instinct was in the realm of 750 based on the (alleged) single-network
usage -and generously figuring a 13 wk cycle...however - if being used 2 years straight some higher multiple above that figure seems appropriate.... (1300/
1500 total?)
(this is why i love Agents so very much : )
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Brian in Charlotte
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| Posted: Thu Jun 28, 2007 4:07 pm Post subject: |
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Rick Gordon had a rate sheet that quoted:
TV: National Network = $2000
Voice123 lists:
TV National: $2,210 - $3,010
Cable usually won't pay as much, however.
Brian in Charlotte
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Personally, I'd be handing this gig over to an agent. An agent can be the bad guy and you can still be the sparkly, talented, easy-to-work-with person they love. When I get a biggish, or confusing gig, even if I land it through my own sweat, I just choose the most appropriate agent for the situation and hand it off. It feels great and it's so worth it!
Good luck!
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