I tour the UK with a band, at first I did it for free in exchange for them buying me a projector.
Now looking at costs for new tour and they will pay £110 per gig.
Don't know what that is in euros sorry.
piffy
Whate are a VJ's earnings per hour
1 GBP = 1.42608 EUR , So thats around 160E pifco. Also bundle gigs are cheaper (well in our case).
Can't make a jugdement of that if you don't state public amount, entree fee, etc.
it also depends if you make, dedicated footage, we calculate studio hours for custom tailored footage. And what you bring as services to an event. Ah well I find this topic non relevant, stating the fact their are anormous amount's of vj's, levels, expertise and dedication, so a fee depends on all above factors. Do agree that most vj's are under payed, but I also think this is because of lack of professionalizing the scene. Considering Video Art, Veejaying (with or without statements) and Visual Entertainment are totally different things, badly labeled under veejaying.
Visual Sensations held in The Netherlands at the moment, is one example of video art labeled as veejaying. But I won't go there. Dutch would say:"Breek me de bek niet open".
Greetings,
Sense
[Edited on 23-12-2004 by Sense]
Can't make a jugdement of that if you don't state public amount, entree fee, etc.
it also depends if you make, dedicated footage, we calculate studio hours for custom tailored footage. And what you bring as services to an event. Ah well I find this topic non relevant, stating the fact their are anormous amount's of vj's, levels, expertise and dedication, so a fee depends on all above factors. Do agree that most vj's are under payed, but I also think this is because of lack of professionalizing the scene. Considering Video Art, Veejaying (with or without statements) and Visual Entertainment are totally different things, badly labeled under veejaying.
Visual Sensations held in The Netherlands at the moment, is one example of video art labeled as veejaying. But I won't go there. Dutch would say:"Breek me de bek niet open".
Greetings,
Sense
[Edited on 23-12-2004 by Sense]
always the same story...
When some1 ask that question there are always 10 VJ's to explain"it depends... blablabla" (no offense intended but I think that kind of answer does not answer anything.)
I think we all understand that "it depends"
I also think that when you got 2 or 3 answers like "100Euros for 2 hours" "400Euros for the night"
You have your answer, you have a picture of the market, 50 Euros a night would be very cheap and if you make 400-800Euros a night it is already very good.
When some1 ask that question there are always 10 VJ's to explain"it depends... blablabla" (no offense intended but I think that kind of answer does not answer anything.)
I think we all understand that "it depends"
I also think that when you got 2 or 3 answers like "100Euros for 2 hours" "400Euros for the night"
You have your answer, you have a picture of the market, 50 Euros a night would be very cheap and if you make 400-800Euros a night it is already very good.
I found this interesting article all about this in vjcentral. It speaks about the factors bla bla bla AND the money
http://www.vjcentral.com/show/2894
http://www.vjcentral.com/show/2894
Thanks papui
That was a useful link
Thank you
Thank you
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Thank you!!
I get a very clear image of what a VJ can earn and offcorso i know that it always depends! The more work you can get, the more you can earn.
Special Thanks for the last link because it's very informatic, very useful. It's also about contracts making custum footage and how to deal with how to charge.
Thanks to everyone that has respond!
CheerZz!
Thank you
&
Thank you!!
I get a very clear image of what a VJ can earn and offcorso i know that it always depends! The more work you can get, the more you can earn.
Special Thanks for the last link because it's very informatic, very useful. It's also about contracts making custum footage and how to deal with how to charge.
Thanks to everyone that has respond!
CheerZz!
