Quotations
Tell us what the project needs
A few questions about scope, material and deadline. We come back with a written quotation — scope, deliverables, timeline and terms.
What do you need?
Pick the closest match. The questions that follow are tailored to it.
What we need to quote accurately
You do not need all of this to start — the walkthrough asks for what matters most for your kind of project. These are the things that move a quotation from an estimate to a commitment.
- Project type
- Film, series, commercial, podcast, sonic identity, restoration, or recording
- Runtime
- Total duration and number of episodes or spots
- Source quality
- Clean, noisy, clipped, reverberant, archival, or incomplete
- Deliverables
- Stereo, 5.1, M&E, stems, clean version, cut-downs, or broadcast files
- Creative scope
- Dialogue only, full sound design, Foley, score, VO, or complete package
- Deadline
- Standard, rush, overnight, festival, broadcast, or campaign launch
- Revisions
- Expected number of review rounds and decision-makers
- Rights
- Territory, media, duration, exclusivity, and paid usage
- Location
- Studio, remote, on-site, travel, or international coordination