6 Practical Business Tips for New Freelance Filmmakers

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  • Опубликовано: 20 янв 2025
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  • @GoodRebelCreative
    @GoodRebelCreative Месяц назад +4

    I’m gonna buy you a beer one day for all this free advice. Would love to hear more about how you bring in regular business.

    • @blasepivovar
      @blasepivovar  Месяц назад

      hahaha thank you. would love to speak more to that sometime. most of my work is word of mouth at this point / repeat clients who tell other clients

  • @luvswallet
    @luvswallet Месяц назад +1

    As someone that talks about personal finance - this was pretty thorough

    • @blasepivovar
      @blasepivovar  Месяц назад +1

      ah glad to hear! part 2 coming next

  • @damianotchere
    @damianotchere Месяц назад

    Your channel provides so much insight! Great work brother

    • @blasepivovar
      @blasepivovar  Месяц назад

      thank you! glad to hear it is helpful

  • @loganmurphymusic
    @loganmurphymusic Месяц назад

    BLASE 4 PRESIDENT

  • @zacharydelorenzo
    @zacharydelorenzo Месяц назад

    This is huge! Thanks man.

  • @LaurenceLee
    @LaurenceLee Месяц назад

    invaluable, man. Thank you.

  • @blakekinseyfilms
    @blakekinseyfilms 15 дней назад

    Great advice - I have a question - what are some strategies to keep yourself afloat financially while working towards all the initial investments needed to build your business on the front end? I'm still lacking in things like lenses, lights and audio and am finding it hard to attract higher-paying clients without the tools to provide solutions and deliver the highest quality video. Thanks, subscribed!

    • @blasepivovar
      @blasepivovar  15 дней назад

      Ooo yeah I hear you! For me just started really simple. 1 cam, 1 lens, simple audio kit, 1 light. You can land plenty of work early on with that setup and can get great looking projects in your portfolio. Gear investments happen when they are "needed" and when I have a project already under contract and a deposit paid. That way you can buy gear here and there as specific projects land. It's a slow build for sure but keeps you moving forward without the excuse of not having enough gear to make something great. Hope that helps!

  • @sadatrodro5583
    @sadatrodro5583 28 дней назад

    Hey, I watched your videos in this platform. I appreciate your videos. just from some curiosity, your videos could be more effective and engaging like nowadays animations are booming, you missing that part also a good intro and background music could be more engaging and fun to watch. Hope you will look after those things, if any kind of help you need I'll be there to help you out .

  • @Imaginelotus
    @Imaginelotus Месяц назад

    What’s your RUclips Camera?