Typical items on a videography invoice
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- Filming day rate
- Editing and color grading
- Drone footage
- Music licensing
- Travel and equipment
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FAQ
Usually a day or half-day rate for filming, plus editing time or a fixed price per finished video. Extras like drone footage or licensed music are added separately.
Two rounds of revisions is a common standard. Mention it in your quote and terms, and bill extra rounds as a separate line.
Yes. Licensed music and stock footage are real costs, so a line of their own shows the client what they pay for apart from your work.
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