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So... a couple days ago I sat down to my email inbox and found the following message:
"Hi Kristal,
I work on an American TV show and I'm interested in licensing one of your pictures. The "Interior".
http://www.flickr.com/photos/kristal_images/337637878/
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The show is "The Starter Wife" on the USA network. It won an Emmy last year, apparently.
I wrote back and asked what the terms are and what the photo would be used for. Got the following response:
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"We have a scene in our episode that takes place in a castle. We are going to shoot our actors against a green screen and need a picture like yours to composite our actors into. Probably one or two shot lasting a few seconds. ... I have little room in my special effects budget but I think I can pay $200. How does that sound?
I will also be able to send you a DVD of the finished episode."
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I'm trying to research appropriate pricing, but not many pricing websites deal with this particular situation. Anyone know if that's fair?
"Hi Kristal,
I work on an American TV show and I'm interested in licensing one of your pictures. The "Interior".
http://www.flickr.com/photos/kristal_images/337637878/
...
The show is "The Starter Wife" on the USA network. It won an Emmy last year, apparently.
I wrote back and asked what the terms are and what the photo would be used for. Got the following response:
...
"We have a scene in our episode that takes place in a castle. We are going to shoot our actors against a green screen and need a picture like yours to composite our actors into. Probably one or two shot lasting a few seconds. ... I have little room in my special effects budget but I think I can pay $200. How does that sound?
I will also be able to send you a DVD of the finished episode."
...
I'm trying to research appropriate pricing, but not many pricing websites deal with this particular situation. Anyone know if that's fair?