My guy, you’re killing it. Love the videos and your general outlook on the industry. Keep up the great work. Big fan boss. Excited to learn as much as I can from you and keep it moving.

This was really helpful. Thank you 🙏

Just wondering, is there a reason you angled most of your pictures higher than eye level? I noticed most of the shots the camera was looking down at them instead of being at eye level. Could be out of habit because of your height but I feel like having the camera at their height could make a realestate agent's image better.

Ummm how do you edit everything yourself it would take my days to edit one video llol

I need to learn this

Is it true it has sensors around the whole thing? I flew my mini pro 3 into a tree the first time using it LOL

This would save me so much time

One thing I had to do was change the wording from deposits to retainers because deposits in certain states can still be refunded if you're sued but retainers hold a deeper meaning and verbiage

Game Changer!!!! Thank you brother

I appreciate you for this, not something that comes to mind when the startup is in the process

Great video bro! Just subscribed 🫡

Congratulations brother! Keep up the great work!

Very nice!

Have you ever thought of making a template of your contract to give to your loyal followers or sell?

Very informative bro 🙏🏾

Great video man! Glad I found your channel!

just finished the video. love your work ethic man. i’d say just raise your price as your demand increases. even increasing your $250-$500 shoots by $50-$150 a piece will put you even more in the green at the end of the month. Additionally i would say for the higher end clients you can make an even bigger price increase. in my experience you’ll get probably 4x as many no’s, but make more money. next month on your higher quality leads just test increasing your price by 25% on 50% of the leads and see how it goes. excited to see more from you

50% up front helps filter out the time wasters, defined deliverables addresses scope creep

Bro. I love u bro. Real content, not this cinematic, pretentious moody stuff thats filled the space.

Great vid. Valuable info. Thanks.I already follow Jared. Great guy. ✌🏿

Another super helpful video…thx!

Thank you so much for doing this video 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

You can make extra money for non disclosure agreement. Sometimes some clients request no usage of their footage. So I just charge for that.

I just booked a gig recently where the client didn’t mention until after we negotiated price that I’d need to obtain a COI for the venue. In that scenario would you take it as a lesson or bill the client for the cost of the COI?

That usage right part is crucial I'm finding out, especially for promotional videos.

Availability-this is why I preach having a NICHE. As a real estate photographer/videographer I’m able to use a platform such as Ayreo. I have a booking site, delivery and pay site. Takes the headache out of CRM and hours available. Then outsourcing saves me a ton of time because there are editors who specialize in my niche. Highly advise everyone out there having a NICHE is the only way 💪🏻

Keepin it a buck 💯

Big fan of your videos, it's really helping me understand the business part of this industry. Another thing that I love is that you're a believer. May the Lord GOD give you more wisdom and understanding Amen 🙏. When will you drop a video on how you edit your videos for business and events. GOD bless 🙌

Great blueprints for the industry, everything you said has been very helpful for my growth in this business. Thanks alot fam !!!

i never get to hang out with other film makers to ask them what they do and how they do it. you my friend are an excellent mentor. you always answer the real world questions about this business, which not the best lens of the day. An you answer questions that I cant even think of. but are problems I face every time I do a gig. thank you so much.

Keep the videos my man they’ve helped me with my photo/video business a great deal. I’ll definitely lock in when you’re able to make the LLC video🫡

Thank you for making this video because I never had policy set for my business. I’m new to all this so I’m still trying to learn as much as I can.

I gotta get mine together, any suggestions? You use a website? Or instagram?

Droppin 💎’s good stuff man

This is inspiring. How did you start getting into the real estate videography game?

Great work brother

What mode and setting did you use to shoot the photos?

If you want to do bigger or better properties, I would find 2 luxury listings and do it for free, so that your portfolio helps reflect what you're trying to shoot more of.

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Glad you are thinking about charging more bro. Your work is quality I definitely think you should! One thing to think about is not just your time and skill, but what you are offering with your equipment. How much would it cost to rent cameras, lenses, gimbals, tripods, mics, lights, etc if you didn't own it? Quality video is a super valuable asset. I break my pricing down into my day rate, post production rates + kit rental fees for equipment I bring on set to make a shoot happen. Another way you can show value to new clients is to ask old/current clients how your work helped them to make a sale, or boost their engagement on social media for example. That way you have actual numbers to present instead of just a nice looking product. Keep up the good work man! I appreciate this kind of content.

Thx a lot for your video, really cool insides here! I am from Germany and I have to be honest, I'm a bit shocked at the prices being charged in the USA. So please don't get me wrong, but I think your videos and your work could command much higher prices. So for example for the video on the 13th (from minute 3:46) I would have charged at least: two videos, the intro one (for about 600) + the apartment for 350. i usally charge 1250 for a whole day (8 hours of shooting) + 650 video edit - if its a whole day (like filming a conference). in your case I would have charged: half day shooting, one day edit for example. And thats mostly for boring stuff, where I know they dont put much advertising budget on the output - otherwise I calculate buyouts on top. also what I do: try to make everything as transparent as possible in my offers, many positions as possible, so that they actually see what's what's etc. last point then again is also: we pay much higher taxes and health insurance here in Germany.

saying no to any prospect who tries to get a lower price has been a huge benefit. In the past (when I occasionally agreed to a discount) those people always ended up being the problem clients in terms of scope creep.

GREAT VIDEO BRO. Awesome pace and making them feel great about taking pictures for the 1st timers.

Right side audio missing??

This really inspires me to really start to pursue doing photography as a business. Great video, sir!!!

I need my license for real bro …. Nice vid!!….like the vlog🦾🦾🦾🦾🦾

it’s like when people offer 3 price options , after enough clients pick the highest one we can shift everything upward. great channel.

thanks for posting this. appreciate the transparency. the work ethic involved is inspiring

Sir your space is fine thanks for the video habe a great weekend

Great video! I’m not judging, as it’s part of your business model and your choice, but I feel it’s generally not advisable to provide clients with RAW files, whether for photo or video. It’s not something I’ve heard many photographers or videographers doing, if at all. I hit the subscribe button though ;). That said, I did hit the subscribe button! ;)