Based on your brief Studio Franco Design will prepare a Pre-Planning Schedule
which will include every proposed task required to fulfill the project.
It is this Schedule that determines the cost of your project.
This is considered a method for fair remuneration calculation, applied
to both parties and takes into consideration the complexity of the proposed
project.
Defining a fee structure is upon negotiation and as per agreement with
each individual client.
This results in certainty and clarity regarding my Fees, at the outset
of a project when the value of the total project cost is not yet known,
or where there are to many unknowns to apply a cost estimate to the total
project.
One initial free of charge client consultation. This consultation is NOT
to provide design solutions, but to confirm the client’s brief and the
extent of design services to be provided.
Upon this consultation I will create and provide a detailed quotation/contract
outlining the scope of work and the fee structure proposal for your consideration
and approval.
Fees are likely to be influenced by the extent of the services required,
the size, complexity and specific requirements of the project.
Design & Final Art Pre-Planning
BillingBecause each project has its own unique requirements, the actual process and payment schedule can differ on a case-by-case basis.
Payment will take place in three stages.
50% up front. By Electronic Transfer. This is not a negotiable process.
Please be advised that payments that do not originate from Standard Bank
South Africa are subject to a 2 day turn-around delay at your own bank.
25% at Halfway Mark. This is the stage where you will review the almost
completed work. This will be the time to make any final changes.
25% Balance On Completion. No work is released until the final payment
is cleared.
This means inclusive of the 2-day turn around at your own bank to clear
EFT payment.
C'Est Moi
I was directing a photo-shoot for Jordan Shoes magazine Ad campaign.
The model never pitched. So I was compelled to take his place. We had
the studio and photographer and THIS News Paper Suit. Show must go ON!
The suit was constructed from photo-stats of actual news papers, and
Papier-mâchéd onto a real suit.
Stiff as board - The jacket and shirt were cut open at the back - to dress
from the front.
I had to lay down on the floor while three people got the trousers on,
and stood me up.
Eventually they had to lift me up onto the pedestal for this shot.
Things I have to do for My Job.
