Breaking Into Hollywood – How Much Should I Ask People To Pay Me?
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3) Your Contacts (“+”). If you are bringing key industry names to the project, and that is part of what you are expected to contribute, that’s a bump for your fee.
4) Potential Contacts (“-“). There’s nothing worth more money in this business than personal contacts. If you’ll walk away with a great database of vendors, staff, crew and other industry contacts you connected with, take that into consideration as you set your price.
5) Potential Relationships (“-“). Beyond contacts, if the gig has you working closely with major players in your field, it’s worth flexibility on your fee. This isn’t just who will be on set with you. Which legitimate agents, managers, designers, network execs, bookers, casting agents, etc. will be part of the project and seeing you shine? Relationships are
