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Originally Posted by Barefootsies
Agreed. There are enough photographers who would be more than happy to work on a $40-60k annual salary with a consistent weekly paycheck versus a company paying them $100-300.00/hour. Additionally, you are going to see more companies taking away the 'pay per scene' and more will work for a half or full day for a flat rate (something we have already done for years). Allowing them to shoot many scenes in that time frame versus a single scene.
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the issue being it's VERY difficult to shoot more than 1 scene a day... or even 1 scene per day. the flake rate is well over 40% now here in Montana. top shooters no longer have weekends off, once your a top shooter you have production schedules and site updates to meet. 3 girls don't show during the week, you toss your weekend plans with the family to make the deadlines.