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Welcome to the home of Dependent Media
Rentals, Web Design, Advertising, VFX, and Cinema:
Every story needs a medium; and no medium is independent.
Below you will find an example of our work that we are very proud of.
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Web Pricing
How much should your website cost?
The short answer is “it depends,” but here’s a realistic guide.
Websites
- Simple site (1-10 pages) $2,500 – $10,000
- Typical small business site $4,000 – $12,000
- Complex sites (10+ pages, custom functionality) $12,000 – $30,000
- E-Commerce $6,000 – $20,000
- Responsive design – included in every site we build
Hourly work
- Website work and development – $120.00 per hour, 30-minute minimum
Hosting & domains
- Website hosting $30.00 – $60.00 per month, depending on site size and traffic
- Email without website hosting $10.00 per month
- Domain registration $17.00 per year (.com), $19.00 per year (.net, .org) – WHOIS privacy included
Website Care Plans – for ongoing updates
- Essential Site Care $79.00 per month
- Growth Site Care $149.00 per month
- Managed Site Care $279.00 per month
- Annual billing available at a discount
Marketing
- Social media management $200.00 per month
- Blog maintenance and content $200.00 per month
- Email marketing $150.00 per month
- Paid ads management from $50.00 per month
What’s included with hosting, at no extra charge
If it keeps your site running and safe – uptime monitoring, security, SSL, software updates, backups, and technical help – it’s included. So are a couple of small text or image changes each month.
If it changes what your site says or does – new content, design changes, new features – that’s billable work, either hourly or through a Care Plan.
Rates are reviewed periodically and are subject to change.
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Camera Technical
Product Overview:
The RED ONE was created as an affordable, user-friendly alternative to celluloid film and marketed for the independent filmmaker. It was designed for flexibility and functionality — with it’s streamlined body made specifically to maximize your shooting options. RED’s design, along with a 35mm PL lens mount, allows you to take advantage of the world’s best optics. RED ONE’s modular design means you can create multiple configurations. You can customize your on board camera accessories, such as monitors, matte boxes and media storage, to create the best set up for entire production.
The RED in a nutshell:
Typical high-end HD camcorders have 2.1M pixel sensors and record with 3:1:1 color sub-sampled video at up to 30fps. The RED delivers 12M pixels at up to 60fps and records 12-bit native RAW or 10 bit over-sampled HD — you decide. What does that mean? It means that RED records more than 5 times the amount of information available on other HD cameras, every second and provides a vastly superior recording quality. Don’t need all that data for your workflow? Dial it back, and keep all the other advantages of the Mysterium Super 35mm cine sized sensor. You get the same breathtaking depth of field and selective focus as found in film cameras. And 12,065,000 pixels deliver a resolution that can only be called ultra High Definition.
RED ONE is a modular design:
Shoot lightweight ENG style or load the RED up to shoot a feature film. Initial options will include RED-CAGE for mounting accessories and extending the camera body. You can configure the camera for tripod, crane or long lens applications. Onboard or external high-resolution RED monitors come equipped with advanced tools for framing, exposure and focus. The RED ONE camera has numerous mounting points on the body to allow for hundreds of optional RED and third party accessories… some that haven’t even been dreamed of yet.
Tech specs:
Sensor: 12 Megapixel Mysterium
Physical Size: 24.4mm x 13.7mm (Super35mm)
Active Pixel Array: 4520 (h) x 2540 (v)
Full Pixel Array: 4900 (h) x 2580 (v)
Dynamic Range: > 66dB
Depth of Field: Equivalent to 35mm Cine Lenses (S16mm with windowed sensor)
Acquisition Formats: 2540p (4k+), 4K, 2K, 1080p, 1080i, 720p
Frame Rates (variable): 1 – 60 fps 2540p, 4K, 2K,1080p, 720p
1 – 120 fps 2K, 720p (windowed sensor)
50 / 59.94fps 1080i, 720p
RAW output:
High speed serial interface
1 – 60 fps 2540p, 4K
1 – 120 fps 2K (windowed sensor)
Video Outputs:
Single and dual link HD-SDI
2K 4:4:4 RGB
1080p 4:4:4 RGB
1080p 4:2:2
1080i 4:2:2
720p 4:2:2