In Hong Kong, the charging method of a Production House is usually determined by the following factors:
1. Project Type
Advertising production : Fees are usually based on the length, complexity, and location of the ad.
Video length : Generally, longer videos will cost more.
2. Production stage
Pre-production : including conception, script, budget and venue selection, etc. The cost of this part will vary according to the needs of the project.
Filming : The number of days of filming, equipment rental, cast and crew fees will all affect the total cost.
Post-production : editing, sound effects, visual effects, etc. The charges for these services are usually based on the workload and technical requirements.
3.Team members
The experience and professionalism of the director, producer and technical staff will affect the fees charged, and well-known or experienced teams usually charge higher fees.
4. Equipment and technology
The rental costs of professional equipment , such as cameras, lighting, sound equipment, etc., will be listed in the budget.
The need for special technologies (such as animation and special effects) will also increase additional costs.
5. Other expenses
Transportation and accommodation : If the filming location is outside Hong Kong, you may need to consider transportation and accommodation expenses.
Copyright and Licensing Fees : Additional fees may apply for the use of music, images or other copyrighted material.
6. Quotation method
Fixed Quote : A total quote is provided based on the budget for the entire project.
Plan B Film uses a very clear format to present the quote to suit the client’s needs.
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