Super common, extremely valid question!

I have wide ranges for projects, so I prefer to ask you very directly what you've budgeted or expect to spend, and your goals for your project. I always tell my clients "think of a budget range that works for you first, and stick to it."

From your budget, I give you suggestions and estimates of the kind of work I can provide in your comfortable range. A high-end event, music video, or editorial shoot will have very different needs than a family gathering, but all family gatherings are different! If your budget may not meet your needs, we'll discuss, and find a plan that works for both of us.

Pricing should be collaborative and responsive per project - one of the many benefits of working with an independent creator, we work together to find the perfect plan for you, specifically, without a middleman driving your final cost up.

One trait that separates me from other creators - I’ve refused to niche down into one specialty.

I prefer work that takes me to different styles, types of work, locations, and experiences. Studio, Films, Event Coverage - I’m on it.

However, you may have something I’ve not experienced yet, or am not familiar with to tackle on my own. In that case, I’m well-connected with many other talented, friendly, and reliable creatives here in NYC and the surrounding areas. I hire other creators frequently for larger projects, you’d love them.

Beware the dreaded cell phone call.

I always prefer to give you a call and hop on the phone right away to learn more about you and what you’re looking for. If I get your voicemail, I’ll send you a text and an email to whatever contact info you provide. If you prefer not to speak on the phone, be sure to leave me a note. Speaking of:

PROOFREAD YOUR CONTACT INFO!

You’d be surprised how often I type in a phone number and get some poor person who has no clue why I’m calling.

Today! Probably!

All your messages are read and handled directly by me, as well as all of your contact information. I generally respond within a few hours, but it may take up to a day for me to get back to you.

Warning, I often call within 60 seconds of your form being filled if I’m in the editing bay!