David Armitage (APP Videos Tester) - Photographer Dwayne Tucker (July 28th, 2020)
$1285.00 USD
Videography for the below information along with break down of budget sheet for (July 28th, 2020 | 2:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. + Post-Production Editing / Producing of Videos)
This invoice covers the following:
- Pre-Production (Consultation Fee Waived ($0.00) -
In this stage is the overall planning to conduct a smooth production.
***Based upon the information provided, the goal is to create 15-30 second videos for 5 games showcasing quality 'to the point' instructional videos of how to play the games for app. In pre-production the selections of what equipment to be used, the storyboarding of project and timeline is created.
- Equipment Rental ($155.15) -
Nikon 24-70 F2.8 lens
CPL Fiklters
ENL-E15 Nikon Battery
Gitzo 504 Tripod
Manfrotto 501hdv fluid head
Rode video Microphone
- Travel ($80.00) -
Uber expense to and from studio rentals and to and from production location
- Production ($425.00) -
Half day 1-4hrs / Full day 4-10 hrs - Half Day Rate Selected production of project
- Post-Production ($125 / hour edit = $625) -
Here is where all the videos are uploaded, the audios are equalized, color codes are balanced and lastly, the videos are stitched together. Each 15-30second clip should take 45mins - 1hr to produce + an additional 30mins of exporting into .mov / .mp4 files.
Turn around time for this project is 7-10 business days (Which should be much sooner!)
***"Dwayne see below and see if you have any ideas in advance of meeting at short game area at back of Miami Beach golf club on Tuesday at 2.30pm.
Game: Pressure builder
Equipment: Putter, ball
Time: 20 minutes
Benefits: Build confidence, perform better under pressure
How you play
• Set up a 3ft putt. Quite simply, your goal is to hole 50 in a row.
• Miss one and you must start again from zero… even if it’s the 50th putt!
• Pressure will build as you pass your PB and get into the 40s… can you hold your nerve?
• Once you complete the drill, move on to 25 four-footers.
• Hit that goal and try 20 consecutive five-footers.
Scoring: You’ve completed the game only when you’ve holed the required number of consecutive putts; miss one, start again.
Pro tip:
“Follow a routine on each putt; it will help you deal with nerves and make holing out feel automatic.”
Game: Full circle
Equipment: Putter, eight balls
Time: 15 minutes
Benefits: Hole more from short range, build pressure immunity, improve feel for slopes
How you play
• Place eight balls in a 3ft circle around the cup.
• Move around the circle, holing each putt in turn. If you miss one, start again.
• Having holed all eight, set the balls up again, this time in a 4ft circle. Again, hole each in turn. Miss one and start again with the 3ft circle.
• Complete this circuit and go again with eight putts from 5ft. Again, miss one and start from 3ft.
Scoring: You’ve completed the game only when you’ve holed all 24 putts consecutively.
Pro tip:
“Make this game harder by picking a hole on a slope. This forces you to hit uphill, downhill, left-to-right and right-to-left putts on each circuit.”
Game: Lag backstop
Equipment: Putter, driver, three balls, six tees
Time: 25 minutes
Benefits: Hone better touch and feel, reduce three-putts
How you play
• Place your driver 2ft directly behind the hole, across the line of the putt.
• Use the tees to mark out six putting stations at 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 and 30ft.
• Hit three putts from each distance. All balls must either go in or finish between the ball and the driver shaft.
• If any balls are short of the hole or hit the driver shaft, you must start over.
Scoring: You’ve completed the game when all 18 putts finish between the hole and the shaft.
Pro tip:
“Make the game more playable by adding a marker 1ft short of the hole, and striking each putt between the marker and the shaft.”
Game: Proximity
Equipment: 8i-LW, five balls
Time: 20 minutes
Benefits: Improve your ability to hit solid chips under pressure
How you play
• Choose five different locations around the green, within 20 yards of the hole.
• Calculate 40% of each shot length by pacing it off (eg four paces for a 10-pace shot).
• Your goal is to hit each of the five shots within that 40% zone.
• Hit all five shots within the zone to advance to the next level – 30%.
Scoring: Typical levels: Beginner 40%; Intermediate 30%; Advanced 20%; Pro 10%
Pro tip:
“Keep a regular pace and routine on all five shots, taking as much care with the first as you do with the 5th.”
Game: Hole Out
Equipment: 8i-LW, bag of balls
Time: As long as it takes!
Benefits: Boost your belief you can hole shots from off the green
How you play
• Choose a basic chip shot in the fringe within 10 yards of the hole.
• Keep hitting shots to that hole until you hole one.
Scoring: Beginner 50 shots needed; Intermediate 30 shots; Advanced 20 shots; Pro 10 shots
Pro tip:
“One or two goes at this can give misleading results, so play it six times and average your results to get a more accurate picture.”"