Every The Place For Things Production has two payments*. The first payment is the deposit, which is required to lock down a filming date and is anywhere between 50% & 65% of the total budget. The second and final payment is due upon compeltion of filming. This is non-negotiable. We hope you understand. *Excluding the $500 Music Video Special. The full payment's required to book the filming date.

Well first off, congratulations. You're one step closer to releasing some Hollywood caliber videos. After the deposit is made, we will discuss film date(s) and book travel.

The artist is responsible for compensating the filmmaker's travel cost. Uber, lyft, taxi, airplane.

Every situation is different but casting typically falls under the "producers" juristiction so in most cases, the artist will be responsible for casting.

Typically, the artist comes up with the idea/concept for the video and the director brings that vision to life. If you're not comfortable concepting for your video, we can build a concept for an additional fee.

This is a tricky question because all projects are genuinely different, but a good rule of thumb for the directors role is the "quarterback" on film days. They write off on all creative decisions before they're made and are responsible for communicating emotion/intention to actors all while maintaining morale during the shoot.

We prefer to film between the hours of 5:00 am - 11:00 am and 4:00 pm - 9:00 pm. We've also found that weekdays are typically the least stressful for filming.

Absolutely! It's an additional piece of equipment that sometimes requires a permit and ALWAYS requires a drone operator to fly it safely and effectively.

Because every project is different and there is no "one size fits all solution" to filmmaking - yes, there absolutely are styles I won't make. VFX heavy/effect based videos are at the top of that list.