Nice job! Hey, did you edit any of the video? I saw you turn your iPhone off at the end, but how did you get the beginning going so smoothly? Did you do a bit of editing, or do you have a program with a 5 second countdown or something like that. Thanks for sharing such great value.

What kind of camera (iPhone) and stand do you use to get your moving in-car shots? Very cool!!!

Thanks,

Dan McComas

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Yes, let’s!

WIIFM … lol Well THAT’s not at ALL where my brain was going but I can see that makes total perfect sense lol! Whew!

LOL, “What’s In It For Me” is what I meant

Let’s connect via phone or Skype soon, k? WOOT!

Hmm, W.I.I.F.M. … I can think of various words to stick in there but I must’ve been outa the loop WAY too long cuz I’m not coming up with anything that makes any kinda sense! lol

Your peeps love your videos, keep makin’ em!

Great to have you on Livefyre. If there’s ever anything we can do to help, please don’t hesitate to let us know!

I believe we may know innately how poor the end result will be, even without any hard metrics.

I agree with your sentiment on business partnerships – it’s hard work to prosper my own marriage relationship, I don’t need another ‘wife’

You’ve hit the nail on the head – we need to trust our instincts.

one of his courses. And I agree with this post wholeheartedly.

Bad clients suck the joy out of your job. I have no problem firing a client before

we begin because I know that the end result will be bad for both of us if I

take them on as a client.

It’s much better to refer someone nicely to a competitor or tell them that you

just can’t take their project on right now.

I can’t speak to any metrics of passing on a client relationship, because it’s hard

to guess how much trouble they would have caused me. However, let me go on

record to say that the same theory should apply to a business partnership – only more so!

Without going into detail, I’ll just say that a bad partnership cost me over 100K and ended

in lawsuits and the demise of an offline business.

I have now learned (painfully so) to trust my instincts.

Lee Ann

Early in my career I was once called on to produce and illustrate a couple of “characters” on spec for a children’s book. First of all, I was starving, so I “trusted” the client was sincere when we met the first time, because she agreed to my rate per image/use, etc. Five weeks later, she introduced the slammer – If you invest, you can receive royalties at the back end… WHAT THE?? Dropped her like a rock, but gained a couple of “characters” in those lost weeks . . . ah, that would be the up side.

Recently, a referral and possible client wanted me to produce something to see if she liked my work. When I suggested she visit my website to view my work, she became cold and stated she’d worked with many photographers in the past and found it was difficult to keep one. She’s an event planner. I could feel her micro-management vibrations through the phone – NOT AGAIN! and I dropped her immediately.

YES! I concur! Go with your gut feeling from the start. It’s okay to educate the client as to your perception of their needs, but when they change their tune on your capabilities by asking for something for nothing, loose their phone number!

By the way. . . I found your site when I was studying OPW (other people’s work) today. You were actually referred to by a couple of your YouTube fans with regards to inexpensive “IKEA” video lighting tools.

Great Site! Keep up the good work!

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