As long as you limit the deal for a year, you can always open it and change the
terms later. Assuming that they will make money from your videos, next round
you can improve your position.
There is another option - maybe now you can ask more money, if they are very
eager to get your content. Only you know the answer, cause you are sitting with
them and look them in the eye.
With the information you provided, I'd go with my first option.
*sent from handheld
Kfir Pravda
-----Original Message-----
From: "Mark Shea" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
Sent: 04-Oct-07 9:51
Subject: RE: [videoblogging] What is online video worth - contract info
thanks kfir for your reply
Hypothetically speaking, they are keen to see me happy, to continue providing
them content. It really is a matter of having some idea of how much money they
envisage making over the year nesting ads with my content.
But you are right, they are the biggest TV station in the country, the
publicity for my brand will be huge!
Kfir Pravda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I would do
the following:
Charge for less than what it will cost them to produce it on their own, and
push for a lot of ads and awareness for your brand. This way I is not worth for
them to produce it on their own and you promote your brand.
You might be able to get some of their ads money, but you risk losing the
deal.
*sent from handheld
Kfir Pravda
-----Original Message-----
From: "caminofilm" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
Sent: 04-Oct-07 8:34
Subject: [videoblogging] What is online video worth - contract info
Hi
I have a hypothetical question the wise heads here may be able to answer.
Lets say you travel around your country, producing short videos at
different locations. Lets say, market research (youtube) show that
your concept is extremely popular.
Lets say a local tv station contact you and want exclusive rights to
your videos, in your country, for one year, to list on there online
site. This means you can't list your videos on local sites that they
see as competition (other tv station sites, newspaper sites)
Lets say they ask you to name your price.
If you have produced these videos with your own funds, and know that
to do them commercially would cost anything from $1500-$3000 per video
WHAT DO YOU CHARGE THE TV STATION TO LIST YOUR VIDEOS EXCLUSIVELY ON
THEIR SITE IN YOUR COUNTRY?
Do you charge all of what it would cost to make them commercially? Or
do you take into consideration the advertising revenue they may make
from your content over a year, and charge more...or less?
Or does one take into account that, due to this tv station being the
biggest in your country, the publicity in itself, will be beneficial
to your brand
Where is online video at? Can we get the money that we charge to do
commercial work?
I really need to know...and soon...hypothetically :)
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