Re: FLASH: price quote on flash animation?

[Olga Nunes]

I got some more information, and it will be an animation that will be easily

converted to vectors, nothing too crazy as far as that's concerned-- I've

seen the animations before.  I will have to capture video, and the animation

may run as long as a minute.  It's in the Los Angeles area for a very well

known cartoon and very well known animation studio.



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Date: Friday, June 30, 2000 2:26 PM

Subject: Re: FLASH: price quote on flash animation?



>That's tough without a sense of the complexity of the work, but I'd start

at $50/hr. and go up from there if they want complex interactivity. I'm new

at this, but I've been turning that rate without any argument. 30 seconds is

a long time, so maybe figure 3-4 days minimum if you have all the source

material and they just want a non-interactive Web version, or as long as 2

weeks if you have to do Photoshop/Freehand work and more complex Action

Scripting. It also kind of depends on the client and your relationship with

them. If they'll have tons more work later, charge 'em less for this one...

:)

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>HTH

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