How far will you travel to do a job?
I have no problem doing work in Wayne, Macomb, and Oakland County. I have traveled to Ohio, Toronto, and in the thumb area in Michigan to do work. I suggest you let me quote it and I will add the travel cost.
How long does it take you to finish the pictures and video after the job?
If I do a job on Saturday, usually I have the pictures and CD proofs in the mail by the following Monday morning. On video I usually mail them the following Friday.
How do you ship your completed work?
I ship everything US Mail.
Do you bring a back up camera with you?
Yes and a flash.
When doing the give a way pictures, what color back drop do you use?
I use two different back drops. I Splash Blue and a Splash Gray. I use the splash blue for parties and splash gray when taken more business like pictures like board of directors of a law office. I have tried other colors and they do not work.
How many pictures do you take at an event?
I average about 100/hr.
Do you have a regular photo booth?
Yes, it’s curtained and includes props. It prints 2×6 strips with 3-different pictures. On the bottom of the strip it has name, event, and date. The booth always has an operator.
What kind of frames do you use?
I use a decorative cardboard gloss gray 4×6 frames. It is durable, looks nice, and resists finger prints & drink spills.
If I have a logo can you put it on the frame cover?
There is no extra charge to add name, the event, date, and logo on the frame cover.
Do you do Green Screen®?
Yes, Green Screen is when I shoot a subject with a green backdrop. The software automatically crops the subject out and puts then on a foreground of any background. I have several backgrounds but for a custom background there is a small graphics charge
What info do I need to know about montages?
I need a lead time of about 2-weeks for montages. I will need about 55-pictures per song. I also have projection equipment I rent out for $100 which includes: Projector, Player, 7ft screen, Audio Cable to the DJ, Table, and Extension Cord.
