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| Re: What do I charge them? |
Author: Robin Spehar
Date: 03-25-02 20:41
A few other things to concider:
**If you quote an hourly rate be carful not to get yourself in a situation where you're expected to perform for six straight hours. I think it's a good idea to agree on a set number of performances throughtout the duration of the evening and then decide on a "won't work for less than number" and ask for a little more.
**Will their insurance cover you. An acrylic to a guests teeth will render any matter of payment null and void if you have to pay the dental bill.
**Where will you be performing? Lighting? Freezing cold? Fog machine etc. Try to get a walk through of the venue.
**Parking & Distance to venue.
**Costume-- If it's something that you dont already have, work it into you dollar figure and make sure it's still worth it for you.
**Bring loads of props.
**Dont drink :)
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03-25-02 13:15 |
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03-25-02 15:57 |
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03-25-02 16:41 |
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Daniel Kerr |
03-25-02 19:48 |
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Robin Spehar |
03-25-02 20:41 |
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03-25-02 22:30 |
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03-26-02 02:00 |
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Aaron A. Gitzen |
03-26-02 15:40 |
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03-26-02 22:14 |
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