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#Contract

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#140178From: DaveDec 6, 1994 5:08 PM
I'm looking for some ideas for constructing a contract for animation work. I would appreciate any help with this. dave
#140227From: Kevin C. GibsonDec 6, 1994 9:53 PM
Flying low on the radar, dude. I hope the response is a public post. I'm kinda interested myself. How's the weather. And business? kevin <g>
#140447From: James FranssenDec 7, 1994 1:36 PM
>> I'm looking for some ideas for constructing a contract for animation work. << I would suggest something to include the following: DATE of bid AGENCY or company you are doing the bid for CONTACT name of the person you need to keep in touch with TELEPHONE number of that person PRODUCT or name of project you are bidding for YOUR NAME or name of animation producer STARTING DATE of project FINISH DATE of project DESCRIPTION of project.. be as *specific* as possible! TITLE of video LENGTH of animation TOTAL of bid You may want to have a chart with everything you offer and have a box next to each service, and check the appropriate box for the service needed. Provide a subtotal for each service, as well as total bid. You may want to ask for half up front, but this is up to your discretion. It is important to have a proposal explaining EVERYTHING to be done, usually the proposal is done on a separate sheet from the bid summary. I know you are probably looking for something in the range of TERMS to be met on your behalf, but my experience has been that I had to meet the CLIENT's terms and restrictions. But here is a sample you may want to add to your own contract.. *name of your company*'s terms are one-half of bid in advance, with balance due upon completion to your satisfaction. Bid proposal is valid for thirty days from the above date. The indicated delivery may vary according to *name of your company*'s scheduling availability. At the time of receipt of down payment a schedule will be presented to indicate delivery date. This may work in most cases, but if you are not established or have a killer demo reel, don't ask for half up front, just make sure you have in there somewhere "balance due upon completion of project." If you want, I can send and example of a contract I had to abide by for a couple of my animations. Take care. James Franssen Imagination Station
#140474From: DaveDec 7, 1994 4:11 PM
Dear James, I would like to see the contract you have. Can you mail or fax it. Mybe an upload. Let me know. Thank you for the info..Dave
#140490From: Mark YankeeDec 7, 1994 4:53 PM
James, I appreciate you posting your contract for other people to sign. << If you want, I can send and example of a contract I had to abide by for a couple of my animations. >> I would like to see these… Mark
#140529From: DaveDec 7, 1994 7:35 PM
I would like to see a copy all of the contract… Please fax or mail to: Dave Freeze PO BOX 40334 RALEIGH, NC 27629 OR FAX 919-876-0005 THANKS ALL DAVE
#140533From: Mark YankeeDec 7, 1994 8:21 PM
Dave, << I would like to see a copy all of the contract… >> I don't have the contracts, James does. Mark Yankee
#140590From: Alex KaramanoglouDec 8, 1994 7:21 AM
Hi James, I would also like to recieve a copy of the contract if possible… Email here, or fax at (305) 865-7445. Thank you VERY much in advance. This will help me out a great deal. Alex K.
#140724From: James FranssenDec 8, 1994 8:57 PM
>> I would also like to recieve a copy of the contract if possible << Check this forum, I've uploaded it here. James Franssen Imagination Station