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| It's your money...TVCONTRACT.COM helps you make and keep more of it! |
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Q: What services do you provide? |
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- First and foremost, I am your representative, so I would handle all negotiations with your current or future station and provide all the advice and counsel you need. In fact, I do everything a full-service agency does except search for jobs -- although I may be able to help with that, in some circumstances -- and submit your tape.
- Whether you have - or are close to getting - an offer at a new station or you're preparing to re-sign at your current one, I can negotiate every aspect of your employment contract, including salary, benefits, outs, and other perks.
- If you already have a contract, but don't understand certain clauses or are concerned about the "legalese," I can review it and advise you of your rights.
- I'm also available to review the contract that you currently have or have been offered by a traditional agent or manager to make sure you understand the rights and obligations it creates.
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Q: How much do you charge? |
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- Unlike many agents, who may demand money up front and then expect 6-10% of your salary every month as long as you're working under a contract they negotiated - or could have negotiated - I provide my services on an "a la carte" basis.
- Typically, I charge a flat fee for the time I spend working on your behalf (the "Hourly Fee") as well as a one-time fee based on the value of any contract I negotiate for you (the "Contract Fee").
- Best of all, these fees can be capped so that you'll know the maximum amount you'll have to pay before we start working together.
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Q: Do you require a long-term commitment? |
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- No. After you pay the Total Fee due, you'll never owe me another dollar unless you retain me in the future to advise you about your current contract or negotiate a new one.
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Q: How much time do you allow a client to pay? |
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- In most cases, the Hourly Fee is due within three (3) months of the date I finish working on your behalf, while the Contract Fee is usually due within six (6) months of the effective date of any contract I negotiate.
- I try to be very flexible, however, and I'll do my best to find a payment schedule to fit your needs.
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