Take the time to examine their job when possible and give them feedback soon after the shoot. Make sure that they do the other things necessary to mirror you when you can not be there and that their shooting style matches yours. You don't want your freelancers once your client is used to getting things done a certain way, to be like fish out of water. The less prepared they are before a shoot, the more obvious it'll be to your customer that this is not one of your shooters that are normal.
The price adds up when you add much extras in your proposal and it eventually turns clients off. Chances may open for your competitors to charge lower than you. My recommendation is to place this video on your quote but only put 1 DVD copy's shooting and editing. Your proposal should show Resources that any additional DVDs or files for their site will be an extra charge. They usually forget until the project is completed about obtaining copies of the documents.
Everyone has noticed the lips of the characters does not match with the voice actors voices and it's pretty bad.Thankfully the hit detection in the actual game is nothing like the video production. I mean you would think they would find the video right seeing it is the easiest part the game-play is significantly harder to program.
'Next time', she advised, "spend the time working out what the video needs to do, before getting anything made. Work out the objectives with your client and refuse to just make anything just for the sake of it. Otherwise, all you'll see this do is waste their money".
There are thousands of free places from the woods, to parks, to click reference warehouses, to universities, and churches, around you. Find a location that fits with the type of your video and then find out whether or not you need permission to film there. Just don't forget things like if you will need electricity and lighting.
While there are methods of accomplishing some of this. Early in the process can't beat actually going to other people's websites that are related to yours. Joining in conversations on forums and blogs, and generally being an advantage to the talks going on. Using a link back to your own site where possible and selectively your name.
But, as print advertising? I believe that as time goes by, it is going to retain its importance. In fact, I think it will become more segmented and targeted, as the media which thrive on it and contain it, will continue to be made to evolve.