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jo_s

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  1. <p>HI All,</p> <p>Thank you so much for the replies. I did indeed declined this 'offer' few days ago.<br> I could not figure out how much would an Asian/Indian wedding cost in the UK and could not estimate what budget he proposed to the clients. As I have not done this type of wedding before, I was tempted to do this for my portfolio, but not with that travel, accommodation and unpaid costs associated with travelling. Too much stress, hassle and effort for little reward.<br> Again thank you for your help in grounding my thoughts.</p> <p> </p>
  2. <p>Hi,<br> (It is my first post, please be kind :)<br> I have been approached to be hired as a (main) photographer on an 3 days wedding in the UK.<br> The hirer is a videography firm who also 'provides' photography services by outsourcing when required.<br> The wedding is in 2 locations: Day 1 and 2 in one and Day 3 in another<br> day 1 - 4-5h coverage, driving time 2.5h-3h one way assuming some leeway for traffic <br> day 2- 7h coverage, driving time as above<br> day 3- 12h coverage, driving time 1.5h one way.<br> Given the travel time would take me up to half day in total I requested an accommodation but I will only have it for night day2/3.<br> I have been offered a total fee of £500. No travel time paid, perhaps fuel cost at actual rate.<br> What pay would you expect to get for this? The rate i have been offer is almost 2nd shooter rate, but I will be the main and only one. Of course I did not have to deal with the client so the business side is taken off me. Trying to figure out what would be fair.<br> I am tempted to get the experience, as never shot Indian wedding, but I think that this is going to be an extra ordinarily challenging task to shoot 3 days in a row, carrying all my stuff, with no assistant and also be expected to shoot lots of creative shots like night time on my own etc and be paid little. And I would need to pay for an accommodation for the first night as driving on Friday eve is a nightmare.<br> I do not have a booking for this weekend and it is rather unlikely I would get one, but on the other hand two portrait sessions would cover 2/3 of this fee....<br> Please help me make this decision.<br> Thanks</p> <p> </p>
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