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Well, I'm not sure if you're going to make any money doing it, but it sounds like more fun than slinging JavaScript, so good luck, I guess. I'd be very wary ab
by hugh4 11y ago
Well, I'm not sure if you're going to make any money doing it, but it sounds like more fun than slinging JavaScript, so good luck, I guess.
I'd be very wary about wading into such a legally fraught area without talking to a lawyer who has dealt with this kind of thing before. I wouldn't count on the Internet for legal advice, that's my legal advice.
- abba_fishhead 11y agoWell, I recently launched my paperback book, and I sold 500 copies in two weeks from my page alone, and I'm going on the second print run already. That's not a lot, but it covers my cost, and then more. I have a special situation (small loyal following) that might just tilt profitability in my favor. I have female friends who've expressed interest in shooting with me ($500), and I've already had several offers at $250 for the filmographers. Add some miscellaneous here and there, and let's call the expenditure $1,000. I can sell it for $10 pay-per-view/downloadable, maybe $12 for Full HD version. I don't think it's impossible to cover my cost given the strength of my following. As for legality, I've acted before twice for studios, and I had the opportunity to see how they do things. It's not the best guarantee, but I'll definitely seek a lawyer's advice when the time comes. Thanks for that heads-up.