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#Hourly charge?

    31-Oct-94 22:47:01
Sb: #132393-#Hourly charge?
To: James Franssen 72650,3677
James: >> suggestions as to an hourly rate to charge a client. Much depends on whether you are working out of your house or have a full office to support. Does the client care if you have full liability insurance and people to cover if you get sick so as not to miss a deadline? If so, they are usually prepared to pay more. Also, minor things like experience, previous projects completed, etc. add a lot to your ability to get more money for your animation work. Another factor is the part of the world you are in, and the competition in the local area. Good luck! Greg Pyros