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Briefs for the people behind the credits.
Camera, sound, styling, set and post-production work posted directly by the productions, labels and studios commissioning it. Every brief carries the day rate, the dates and the location before you open it.
Director of photography
€640.51 a day
Sound designer
€442.53 a day
Colourist
€605.57 a day
20 jobs
live right now
€448.35
median day rate across all crafts
312
productions and studios commissioning
Latest briefs
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NewPDirector of Photography, short film€640.51 a day2 hours agoApplyASound Designer, podcast series€442.53 a day3 hours agoApplyNewSFashion Stylist, editorial shoot€465.82 a day5 hours agoApplyRSet Designer, winter production€3,377.22 fixed7 hours agoApplyGColourist, feature documentary€605.57 a day9 hours agoApplyWConcept Artist, environments€419.24 a dayYesterdayApplyNewKTitle Designer, opening sequence€2,794.94 fixedYesterdayApplyLLocation Photographer, hotel campaign€524.05 a day2 days agoApply

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Rate cards, crew notes and stories from the people who make the work.
Rate cardWhat a short-film crew actually costs in 2026Every advertised day rate for camera, sound and post roles from the last quarter, so you can budget a six-day shoot from real numbers rather than a guess.
On setReading a call sheet as a first-time freelancerA photographer who moved from studio work to location shoots on the columns that matter, the ones that do not, and the question to ask before you accept a day.
PricingSound designers on the brief that changed how they quoteThree sound designers on the job that taught them to price the revisions, not the mix, and how they write that into a fixed fee today.