Delivering Only Online Files

Chris Harding · June 22nd, 2013, 10:35 PM

Hi Steve

Absolutely!! The biggest issue is you have no tangible product to present to the client (wedding or otherwise) for money already spent. I think people still expect a product at the end that reflects the amount of money they have paid and presenting them with a nicely presented disk set goes a long way to achieving this rather than just a link ...."Your wedding is here"

I always do them on online video (just the ceremony) for people who couldn't make it but that's just an extra not the primary product. Even with commercial promos, the client gets an online video BUT they still get a DVD with the clip in DVD format and also as an MP4 file as a "backup" but plenty will use the DVD at trade shows and showing clients direct.

Chris

June 22nd, 2013, 10:35 PM	#46
Chris Harding Inner Circle Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Perth, Western Australia Posts: 8,441	Re: Delivering Only Online Files Hi Steve Absolutely!! The biggest issue is you have no tangible product to present to the client (wedding or otherwise) for money already spent. I think people still expect a product at the end that reflects the amount of money they have paid and presenting them with a nicely presented disk set goes a long way to achieving this rather than just a link ...."Your wedding is here" I always do them on online video (just the ceremony) for people who couldn't make it but that's just an extra not the primary product. Even with commercial promos, the client gets an online video BUT they still get a DVD with the clip in DVD format and also as an MP4 file as a "backup" but plenty will use the DVD at trade shows and showing clients direct. Chris