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I break down the 5 Pricing Structures I use in my business:
1. Hourly
2. Project Based
3. Value Based
4. Licensing
5. Retainer
If you would like a copy of my list and the pros and cons for each Pricing Structure please email me at [email protected] and I will send it to you directly.
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PART 2!
In part 2, Wayne shares about revenue streams, day rates, managing revisions, his approach to editing and the importance of relationships in the business.
Wayne Kumingo has edited many styles and genres of television, film, and video projects over his 25+ year career including 19 seasons of the long-running Chicago restaurant review show 'Check Please!' for which he earned an Emmy award, the national travel series 'Islands Without Cars' currently in production on its third season, and the feature film 'Rain Beau's End' guest starring Ed Asner and Sean Young which is set for release in early 2021. Wayne has been a dear friend of mine for 30 years and I can't say enough about his heart and commitment to his craft.
People can reach Wayne at:
www.kumingo.com
Insta: @wayne_jkl
Available for streaming:
https://www.rainbeausend.com/
You can message The Breakthrough Creative at [email protected]
Please share this episode with the artists in your life!
Wayne Kumingo has edited many styles and genres of television, film, and video projects over his 25+ year career including 19 seasons of the long-running Chicago restaurant review show 'Check Please!' for which he earned an Emmy award, the national travel series 'Islands Without Cars' currently in production on its third season, and the feature film 'Rain Beau's End' guest starring Ed Asner and Sean Young which is set for release in early 2021. Wayne has been a dear friend of mine for 30 years and I can't say enough about his heart and commitment to his craft. In part I, we have a great conversation about art, networking, the terrible allure of technology over storytelling and a few other surprises along the way.
People can reach Wayne at: www.kumingo.com Insta: @wayne_jkl Linkedin Available for streaming:https://www.rainbeausend.com/
You can message The Breakthrough Creative at [email protected]
Please share this episode with the artists in your life!
David Tuber works in the animation film and television industry. His credits include Robot Chicken, Moral Orel, Mary Shelley's Frankenhole, The LEGO Movie, The LEGO Batman Movie and Angry Birds to name an impressive few.
David has worked as a puppet fabricator, character designer, graphic artist, writer, director, and storyboard artist.
We chat about his journey from Chicago to LA and into the entertainment industry and hear his thoughts on the creative and all-important business-side of things.
You can find David on instagram or his website https://www.toonmanland.com
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You can email The Breakthrough Creative at [email protected]
The MURAL Episode is a detailed breakdown of the creative and business process of a mural I was commissioned to design and paint for the Downers Grove Public Library in 2017.
It was a huge creative undertaking and I enjoyed the challenge.
WARNING - Due to the visuals I refer to this episode plays better on my YouTube Channel, so you won't hurt my feelings if you head over there now.
Vanessa E is a Singer, Songwriter and online Vocal Coach at 'You Can Sing 2'. (She is also like a sister to me) Vanessa shares her early career as a 'big-hair' band, heavy-metal guitarist (she can really shred!), her step into the spotlight as a singer/songwriter for her own band and how she has found great satisfaction helping performers through her vocal coaching business. You can find Vanessa at You Can Sing 2 on Instagram and Youtube (LINK). Or go to her You Can Sing 2 website (LINK) and get your FREE High Note Cheatsheet! Please subscribe to the show and share it with the artists in your life! For questions or guest suggestions please email [email protected]
Your expectations of your art and career need to be disciplined and realistic! Otherwise you can end up stuck, wasting time and making little to no progress. How hard are we supposed to be on ourselves? Too hard and we burn our or worse. Too easy and we get nowhere or worse. This episode tackles this OFTEN INVISIBLE issue and offers some thoughts on how to find the proper middle ground that makes for a path to success.
How I got responses from Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, Disney and Universal with my (and my partner's) Cartoon Property - Zombie Todd!
Years ago, my friend, Paul Van Dorn, and I created, wrote and illustrated an animated concept series for television. I share the journey from concept to sitting down with a producer/director at Universal Studios in L.A..
The biggest takeaway in this episode is our process of reaching out to the studios and GETTING NOTICED!!! Some art, feathers, hot peppers and a sprinkling of mystery did the job...
Keith Gordon is the co-founder and story architect at Duo Storytelling. After years of working as a fiction editor, his wake-up call came when he realized that there were thousands of aspiring authors looking to share their stories with the world, but for one reason or another, they lacked the confidence and the courage to make the leap. He formed www.duostorytelling.com with the intention to not only inspire authors to tell their kick-ass stories, but to unleash their storytelling potential through developmental editing, one-on-one coaching, ghostwriting, and educational online workshops. Keith and the Duo team have worked with USA Today Bestsellers, Amazon Bestsellers, and award-winning indie authors to hone their craft and tell their best stories.
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