Education & Resources

We’re proud of what we create, of course, and the majority of people aren’t equipped to be able to effectively critique our work. So why is it still such a pain in the ass when they’re coming back to us for reworking an image?

I’ve been fine tuning my workshops, tuition and mentoring over the pandemic and have battle-tested my programs am now making them available to anyone who wants to book in.

Charging appropriately for what we do is something, as creators, we really should get a grip on. With the ever growing number of amateur, semi-pro, part-time freelancers and professionals making imagery and video content (from self-shot cellphone “infuencer” footage to full team studio driven creators) how do we make sure we’re providing value to our clients whilst at the same time respecting our colleagues and making sure we aren’t fighting one another to the bottom of the barrel.

If there’s any questions that you’ve got from any of these articles then drop me a line or book in a consultation and we’ll discuss things!

As creators who are making work for someone else we can expect to be compensated for our time and talents. If the content we create is being utilised by a business in order to help that business to communicate what they are/what they provide/sell then as the creators of that communication tool we are entitled to compensation based around the usage of that image or video.