Michael Estepp
May 29th, 2003, 07:31 AM
Hey folks, Im looking to gauge a good rate to rent out my gear. I have all brand new stuff, A mac G4 1024mb dual 1.4.. 4x16 external hard drives... DVDR two 19" diamond mitsubshi monitors, and a sony SDI 13" HR tinitron monitor FCP AE Photoshop and illustrator. Peak DV audio programe, oh and my video card is Voodoo 16rt SDI... And a CanonXL1S, no deck or extras... just my knowledge of the software and hardware....
what do you think?
Michael Estepp
Paul Sedillo
May 30th, 2003, 05:12 PM
<<<-- Originally posted by Michael Estepp : Hey folks, Im looking to gauge a good rate to rent out my gear. I have all brand new stuff, A mac G4 1024mb dual 1.4.. 4x16 external hard drives... DVDR two 19" diamond mitsubshi monitors, and a sony SDI 13" HR tinitron monitor FCP AE Photoshop and illustrator. Peak DV audio programe, oh and my video card is Voodoo 16rt SDI... And a CanonXL1S, no deck or extras... just my knowledge of the software and hardware....
what do you think?
Michael Estepp -->>>
I think the first thing you might want to check is your local competition. That would give you a good idea on where your pricing should be. If you do a Google search, you will find quite a bit of information related to your request:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=video+editing+rental
Michael Estepp
May 30th, 2003, 06:35 PM
thank you
I have done the competition check, its just that my gear list is so incomplete and mix matched, that im not sure how to base it. I have some really good stuff, but i am missing some key gear.
I was looking for more of your personal opinion...
Thank you
Michael
Paul Sedillo
May 30th, 2003, 07:01 PM
<<<-- Originally posted by Michael Estepp : thank you
I have done the competition check, its just that my gear list is so incomplete and mix matched, that im not sure how to base it. I have some really good stuff, but i am missing some key gear.
I was looking for more of your personal opinion...
Thank you
Michael -->>>
Do you have a video suite that your gear will be used in, or will it be used on the client's location?
Michael Estepp
May 31st, 2003, 12:56 PM
its all set up here at my apartment... its nice and clean. It cant be moved, its huge
Paul Sedillo
June 2nd, 2003, 06:34 PM
<<<-- Originally posted by Michael Estepp : its all set up here at my apartment... its nice and clean. It cant be moved, its huge -->>>
It might be tough getting people to utilize your apartment setup. Of course it all depends on where it is located. If you are in a loft, it might work. There are several studio/rental houses in Houston based out of lofts.
Pricing wise it comes down to (again) your local market. I would do a market analysis and understand where everybody sits. From here you would be able to calculate a price based upon your setup.
Good luck and keep us informed as to how it turns out for you.