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*Producing How-to-Videos
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*A Florida video-grapher produced a How -To wedding planner tape and sold
*over $250,000 worth of videos in just 12 months. Think about it: If you sell
*your video for $25, all you need to do is sell around 80 videos a week, or
*325 videos a month to gross $100,000 a year.
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*A typical "small" production can sell as much as 1,500 videos a month, or
*18,000 units a year, at $25 each.
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*It's the Topic: If there is one single factor that makes or breaks a How to
*video, its the choice of topic. Another factor to consider is the length of
*the material. To remain interesting the average how to video must be fast
*paced and relatively short not exceeding 45 minutes. More successful videos
*are no more than 30 minutes long as this is a tolerable length by which a
*video can effectively cover a topic and remain interesting.
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*Duplication cost The length of your video also affects your duplication cost.
*Following is a rate structure for duplication charges based on set quantities
*for a factory-load VHS tape:
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 | Length 1000 2500 |
| 10 min $1.50 $1.15 |
| 20 min 2.10 1.80 |
| 30 min 2.50 2.00 |
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*The shoot. Who's going to do the shooting? If you decide to do it yourself, where will
you get the camera? What format are you
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*The average cost of renting a 3/4 inch U-Matic camera, with wireless mics,
*and standard lighting equipment is around $495 a day. A camera person with
*an assistant will cost an extra $250.
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*The Editing. Once you've shot all the footage you need, you edit the work,
*assembling the footage in an orderly and coherent fashion that will
*effectively deliver the thought. Depending on how you shot your footage,
*editing can take 20 to 50 times the estimated finished length of your video.
*this means a 10 minute video may take 4 to 5 hours to edit, and so on. |
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*Studio time ranges from $40 to as much as $100 an hour, depending on the
*special effects you want to have available for your editing project.
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*Packaging Full color printed sleeves start at around 40 cents a piece if you
*order 1,000 or more. You also need face labels on your tapes, as well as
*shrink wrapping for protection.
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