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I really wish you would have given an example of a plan, and an example list of outcomes, that would help me 10x more. I need real-world examples so I understand it fully.
great vid Ryan. 100% agree with your advice. Most of the time clients need to be "educated" on how they could use you / your skills to help them. The clients won't know or be able to connect the dots on how video content could help them achieve their own goals.
Great advice! You are wise beyond your years, Ryan. I've made that mistake in varying degrees several times. It can definitely ruin an opportunity; plus, it can be pretty embarrassing! It's a lot easier to modify a specific planned outcome than it is to spontaneously create one in a high pressure situation. Enjoying your channel; keep up the great work!
Thanks for this! Perfect timing. I’ve been doing freelance video work for the past 6 years. Am currently emailing the marketing director of a dream client and your insight will help me be prepared present a cohesive plan.
Back when I started a consultant told me “Setz dich immer einmal auf den anderen Stuhl“ what’s German saying for “put yourself in the position of your opposite“. And that tip was so damn good. These people offer you their time, so don’t waste it. If you deliver them something that they can touch in their mind you’re pretty close to get the deal. Good video!
Great information Ryan. I appreciate the way you break things down. How do you go about researching what a potential client has done in past video productions to come up with a plan to do a different video production, and/or content approach?
Great Video. I'm curious, how did you reach out to these companies? I mean the initial contact. I'm currently working on a proposal so I can also start reaching out to some real estate agencies in my area. I have everything you've mentioned in this video clearly spelled out in the proposal but I have not initiated contact with the companies yet, I have done some research on the companies as to what they have, need, and could use in terms of my services. I'm hoping to cold call them and send them emails with my proposal. I'd love to know how you went about reaching out to this companies and getting them to approve a meeting as well as any tips and guidance you can offer. Thank You
Hey. how you have succeeded so well in color definition when you are color blind. I myself also and sometimes it is really difficult to face the colors, for example,
An unscripted video about why MOST creatives seem to not land jobs (beyond having poor work). For a full module on the business of filmmaking checkout my Online Filmmaking Workshop ► bit.ly/2NMjurZ Shot on the Lumix GH5, getting clients as a filmmaker.
My Filmmaking Workshop ► bit.ly/2NMjurZ
My LUMIX GH5 Presets ► ryanjharris.ca/luts
My Podcast ► spoti.fi/2YWxN3N
Join me on Instagram ► instagram.com/ryan.j.harris/
My Filmmaking Gear List:
Lumix GH5 ► amzn.to/310TCNd
My SD Cards ► amzn.to/2ngKx3K
My Main Lens ► amzn.to/2ZBPYwQ
My Zoom Lens ► amzn.to/2PLJ0k3
My Wide Lens► amzn.to/2ZUftJb
Bose Quiet Comfort 35 ► amzn.to/312AwpY
My Gimbal ►amzn.to/2UDvJZY
Epic advice... Thank you for this relaxed and honest discussion very valuable
Thanks for watching!
I really wish you would have given an example of a plan, and an example list of outcomes, that would help me 10x more. I need real-world examples so I understand it fully.
needed to hear this. thank you
Amazing advice Ryan, thank you for sharing!
Glad it was helpful!
great vid Ryan. 100% agree with your advice. Most of the time clients need to be "educated" on how they could use you / your skills to help them. The clients won't know or be able to connect the dots on how video content could help them achieve their own goals.
Exactly! Connecting the dots for them, great way to put it
Great advice! You are wise beyond your years, Ryan. I've made that mistake in varying degrees several times. It can definitely ruin an opportunity; plus, it can be pretty embarrassing! It's a lot easier to modify a specific planned outcome than it is to spontaneously create one in a high pressure situation. Enjoying your channel; keep up the great work!
Thanks Carl! Haha exactly, totally agree
Thank you
Thanks for this! Perfect timing. I’ve been doing freelance video work for the past 6 years. Am currently emailing the marketing director of a dream client and your insight will help me be prepared present a cohesive plan.
Back when I started a consultant told me “Setz dich immer einmal auf den anderen Stuhl“ what’s German saying for “put yourself in the position of your opposite“. And that tip was so damn good. These people offer you their time, so don’t waste it. If you deliver them something that they can touch in their mind you’re pretty close to get the deal. Good video!
Great information Ryan. I appreciate the way you break things down. How do you go about researching what a potential client has done in past video productions to come up with a plan to do a different video production, and/or content approach?
i just got a gh5 and am a total noob at filmmaking subbed lol
Haha, nice choice of camera :) Thanks for subbing let me know if you have any questions!
thanks man soo much
Awesome tips man!
Cheers!
Also,pitch your strengths and how those strengths can help ypur client achieve OUTSTANDING results.
Yep!
Great Video. I'm curious, how did you reach out to these companies? I mean the initial contact. I'm currently working on a proposal so I can also start reaching out to some real estate agencies in my area. I have everything you've mentioned in this video clearly spelled out in the proposal but I have not initiated contact with the companies yet, I have done some research on the companies as to what they have, need, and could use in terms of my services. I'm hoping to cold call them and send them emails with my proposal. I'd love to know how you went about reaching out to this companies and getting them to approve a meeting as well as any tips and guidance you can offer. Thank You
Hey Ryab do you use auto white balance or do you customize it for every shot?
Hey! Auto
This is very usefull.
Glad it was helpful!
Hey. how you have succeeded so well in color definition when you are color blind. I myself also and sometimes it is really difficult to face the colors, for example,
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