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Richard Taranto
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WHAT ARE YOU PAYING–Current page rate for freelance mag/supplement designers?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Kevin Convertito Nov 25.
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about $65/hour art director, $45/hour associate level...this is SF tho...
We've been paying A$30 per page
Depending on how complicated the page needs to be, I'd say between $75 and $100 per page seems fair.
Current page rate freelance mag/supplement designers?
Profile Information
- Title:
- Art Director
- Company:
- Boat International Media
- Company Website:
- http://www.boatinternationalmedia.com
- Media Type:
- Publishing
- Media Realm:
- Consumer Media
- Home Region:
- New England
- Past Companies & Brands
- Media Ventures Inc.
- I'm Looking For:
- Networking, Business Partners, Jobs, Inspiration
- Professional Background: (Resume)
- Art Direction, production and creation of consumer magazines. Area of expertise in leading creative teams, image retouching and color correction, vast knowledge in IT and print technology.
- Personal Interests
- Spending time with my family, Photography and Exercise.
- Relationship Status:
- Engaged
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- At 1:50pm on September 2, 2009,
James Baran said…
- Richard, you're probably using a mac, and I'm on pc, so it was a challenge to find a workaround. I am calibrating at Luminence of 120 (or close to it), using an Eizo ColorEdge 241W LCD color-correct monitor coupled with X-Rite's Eye One Match 3 calibration device/software, and I calibrate usually 1x/week, though I can get away with skipping a week or two. Since the software reminds me, I go ahead and do it nearly every week, it only takes 10-15 mins. Hope that helps.
- At 9:33am on September 1, 2009,
James Baran said…
- Hey Richard, hope everything is going well. I feel like I can't keep up with technology. In February we went from traditional paper proofing and a prepress vendor to full-PDF workflow, NO prepress vendor and soft proofing, and now my web team is redesigning our web site, so I have to figure out how to integrate InDesign layouts with a CMS, using XML output. I'm always behind on technology. Let me know how everything is going with you.
- At 10:18am on March 20, 2009,
Rebecca Cahilly said… - well, hello!
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