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It also doesn't account for the makers labor. It's like saying "I made a web app in my spare time over 3 months while working at McSoftware Firm. So it cost $0
by ivankirigin 17y ago
It also doesn't account for the makers labor. It's like saying "I made a web app in my spare time over 3 months while working at McSoftware Firm. So it cost $0 to make!"
No, it was subsidized.
- anigbrowl 17y agoWell, working for free or deferred pay (if the film gets sold) is common at the bottom end of the business. So I'm prepared to accept that the labor outlay was $0, since in such cases there's an agreement that nobody is owed any money unless paydirt is hit. And equipment may be owned or borrowed - after all, I have 2 cameras that can shoot video, and a fast computer, so if I began shooting something lo-fi tomorrow I'm already equipped. But still.