djkarn105 Well-known member Dec 4, 2009 #1 Just curious how everyone formats the numbers in their bids. Do you just send a total number or is it broken down into tasks and equipment costs, etc?
Just curious how everyone formats the numbers in their bids. Do you just send a total number or is it broken down into tasks and equipment costs, etc?
P Peter Reynolds Well-known member Dec 4, 2009 #3 I don't either, unless it's a government bid where they specifically request it. In which case, I just follow their guidelines (which are usually pretty specific). P.
I don't either, unless it's a government bid where they specifically request it. In which case, I just follow their guidelines (which are usually pretty specific). P.
K Kevin McCallister Well-known member Dec 4, 2009 #4 I usually itemize using generalizations, like: "2-Day Shoot (includes crew & equipment): $2500" "Teleprompt (2 days): $1000" "Tape Stock & Materials: $200" "Editorial (5 days): $5000" No need to give TOO much info.
I usually itemize using generalizations, like: "2-Day Shoot (includes crew & equipment): $2500" "Teleprompt (2 days): $1000" "Tape Stock & Materials: $200" "Editorial (5 days): $5000" No need to give TOO much info.
djkarn105 Well-known member Dec 4, 2009 #5 Yeah that's what I've been doing. I feel like just plunking them with a number didn't seem right. Still pretty new to the freelancing part of this thing. Just not sure what's typically expected.
Yeah that's what I've been doing. I feel like just plunking them with a number didn't seem right. Still pretty new to the freelancing part of this thing. Just not sure what's typically expected.
C Cassius Veteran Dec 5, 2009 #6 If the client doesn't know exactly what they're getting, the extended numbers might just throw them off. Most people skip to the bottom anyway.
If the client doesn't know exactly what they're getting, the extended numbers might just throw them off. Most people skip to the bottom anyway.
ShowMaker Carbonite Member Dec 5, 2009 #7 I just let em know how much I'll do it for. That's all they need to know.