Steadyro StudiosThe Founder Series · Season One closed · Now on The Founders CutWatch →A scope note comes first on every engagement, so nothing here arrives as a surprise.
A room is a logistics problem before it is a creative one. Five steps, in this order, every time.
Thirty minutes on the room, the dates, and what it has to do.
Deliverables, crew, dates, and terms, in writing before anyone books a day.
Every question we ask, answered once, and the room gets built around it.
A deposit secures the crew and the calendar.
One place to see where things stand while we roll.
The Rider, the dashboard, and the access and insurance paperwork sit behind these five steps. We walk through them with you.
Request a walkthroughA scope note comes first on every engagement, so nothing here arrives as a surprise.
The room, the dates, and what it has to do. You leave with a scope note, and nothing is owed until you have read it.
Book a sessionA deposit puts your project in motion and holds your place in the schedule. Dates are confirmed together, and none is taken before a scope note.
Place a depositFor work already scoped and underway. Every invoice carries its own reference and terms.
Pay an invoiceA production day, a headshot session, or a day of camera readiness, given to someone building something who does not slow down long enough to be seen doing it. We scope it with you, paper it as a gift, and deliver it with a card in their name.
Arrange a giftThese are summary terms. The signed scope note and engagement agreement govern.