Estimated production costs:
Producer fee: $500 – $1250/day
Director fee: $500 – $1250/day
Camera operator: $500-1000/day
Camera equipment rental: $150 – $3500/day
Key grip + assistant + lighting gear: $1000 – $1750/day
Wardrobe: estimated $20 – $1000/day per character project
City permits: $25 – $1000/day (depending on the city, exact location, whether roads need to be closed, etc…)
Location fees and rentals: $250 – $2500+/day
Actors: $200 – $1200/day (each)
Extras: $50 – $200/day (each)
Estimated days of post-production required: 2-3 days
Editor fee: $500 – $1250/day
Redundant Hard disk archive: $200 – $400
Visual FX artist fee: $75 – $150/hour
Colorist fee: $100 – $200/hour
Additional costs:
Band member compensation
Development/Pre-production (scripts, storyboards, strategy, etc…)
Additional actors and extras
Marketing hours
Props/furniture rentals
Set construction
Production insurance
Catering (food)
Etc…
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