FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
You save the overhead costs on equipment, salary, and office space. You also benefit from having direct contanct with the artist instead of relying on a middle man, making adjustments and timelines easier to communicate on.
Cost of business is calculated by estimated man hours spent, how soon you set your requested deadline, and estimated render time of the project. You will be charged half of that amount prior to the start of work, and the other half will be charged upon completion. After completion, you can request one adjustment to better suit your needs. Beyond that, there will be an aditional charge based on time spent on your request.
Render time is the total time it takes the computer to process your project and rastarize it as a high-defenition photo/video. Estimates made are compared to similar projects and the time it took to render those. Then, that time is taken as a reduced hourly rate and put into the total cost of business. Reason being, many projects have entered the 10+ hour mark of render time, depending on resolution, which results in extra mantinence on hardware.