A friend asked and I realised I had never up-dated on the topic here so....
When the idea was flooated out on the internet for a Some Things Strange & Sinister documentary series that would have none of the sensationalist faking that is so prevalent on TV shows today there were responses.
These responses came from what we used to call "chancers" and "wannabe's".
Lots of discussion but when it came to talking about payment the truth came out. "Oh, well, if you could raise the finances via crowd-funding..." and "Well, we are just starting up but if the series sold we could discuss payment then..."
So, to make it clear: I am only interested in working with established and paying documentary companies.
When the idea was flooated out on the internet for a Some Things Strange & Sinister documentary series that would have none of the sensationalist faking that is so prevalent on TV shows today there were responses.
These responses came from what we used to call "chancers" and "wannabe's".
Lots of discussion but when it came to talking about payment the truth came out. "Oh, well, if you could raise the finances via crowd-funding..." and "Well, we are just starting up but if the series sold we could discuss payment then..."
So, to make it clear: I am only interested in working with established and paying documentary companies.