
Blue Bear Sound
New member
For those of you who book clients into your studios, where do you draw the line in terms of client production.
Plenty of times, I will do overtime (especially mixing/post-production) on the cuff simply because I'm being anal about some aspect of the sound. I don't charge it back to the client because I feel many times they would think it's good enough, but it isn't good enough for me.......
Is everyone in the same boat? If not, how do you get around that rotten feeling of letting something go out that you know could be better?? Or does everyone do these extras freebies for the client as just being part of the job?
Thanks...
...Curious Bear
Plenty of times, I will do overtime (especially mixing/post-production) on the cuff simply because I'm being anal about some aspect of the sound. I don't charge it back to the client because I feel many times they would think it's good enough, but it isn't good enough for me.......
Is everyone in the same boat? If not, how do you get around that rotten feeling of letting something go out that you know could be better?? Or does everyone do these extras freebies for the client as just being part of the job?
Thanks...
...Curious Bear
