I spent most of today watching computer status bars float across the screen while singing to my favorite song of the week and waiting on hold for tech support. Ah, the joys of working from home!
Chris Albrecht of NewTeeVee surveys web video producers to set a benchmark for how much it costs to make a webisode:
First, let’s clarify: this isn’t about the cost of producing a daily vlog, or even most podcasts. Hiring a cute girl or a trio of geeky guys and setting them up behind a table with some fancy graphics is cheap. We’re talking about original, scripted, episodic content.
At the low end one producer says $500 out of pocket, at the high end another says $32,000 per minute. Many say about $1000 per finished minute. But this still looks cheap compared to $73,000 per minute on broadcast television.
Bill Olen
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