ECLIP

Production

Places and shots

Each place in a brief has a kind, a zone, the hours it can be used and a shot list. The minutes come from here.

A camera in a city plaza
In Ibagué: about 40 minutes between places
A camera at a coffee field
Elsewhere in Tolima: travel at 50 km/h, both ways
A clipboard, tape and a light meter
Every place: set-up, the shots, then the wrap
Set-up and wrap by kind of place
Kind of placeSet-upWrap
Indoor: office, shop or home45 min20 min
Outdoor in the city30 min20 min
Rural: finca or countryside30 min20 min
Event venue30 min20 min
Minutes per shot
ShotUnitMinutes
Interviewsper interview30 min
Product or table-top set-upsper set-up20 min
People-in-action scenesper scene25 min
Walkaround footageper minute1 min
Event coverageper hour60 min
Drone flightsper flight20 min

Zones

  • Ibagué urban area. No travel line; 40 minutes to move between places on the same day.
  • Elsewhere in Tolima. The round trip is timed at 50 km/h and rounded up to 15 minutes; $1.500 per km. Beyond 60 km, a per diem of $120.000 per crew member and day.
  • Outside Tolima. Listed in the brief and quoted apart by ECLIP.

People and props

You bring the people on camera and the products, or ask ECLIP to find them. Actors, models, presenters, voice-over talent and location rental are quoted apart.

How the days are packed

Brief it before the first call

List the videos and the places. The planner shows the shoot days, the schedule in Colombian business days and a proposed estimate, then you send the brief to ECLIP on WhatsApp or by email.