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Ask DN: what do you do if you're freelancing at a studio and the job is pulled?

over 5 years ago from James Greig, Creative Director at Greig

  • Nick LooijmansNick Looijmans, over 5 years ago (edited over 5 years ago )

    Just to second the above:

    1. Contract
    2. 50% upfront payment
    3. The reason why a freelancer charges more, is because of the lack of job security. It's a risk, and our clients pay for that risk. When I was freelancing, I tried to make sure that my personal finances would never be affected if I was ever jobless for a month or so. Luckily, that never happened, but at least I was prepared.
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