Be the work someone sees before they call anyone.

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Under each of those sits a page per market — the numbers, the levers that move them, and the range for a shoot like the one being described. Those are the pages yours sits alongside.

• Your work at videographer.com/work — the page people open when they want to see what good looks like before they call anyone.
• The pieces you choose, credited to your studio, linked back to you.
• Shown as work, not as an advert. No badge, no "featured" ribbon, nothing that tells a viewer this slot was bought.
• A read before it goes up. If the cut or the credit is wrong, it does not publish.

It carries this line, in plain sight: Paid placement — this studio paid to be featured here. A paid placement dressed up as an editorial one is what discredits a directory, so it never is one.

• Three to five finished pieces, with links, that you are happy to be judged on.
• How your studio name and credit are written.
• The city each piece was shot in, so it sits with work from the same market.
• Permission from anyone whose footage or client work is in the cut.

• It does not buy you a ranking. Nobody can sell you one. Anybody who says otherwise is selling you something else.
• It does not touch your leads. Requests match on coverage and fit, and there is nothing you can buy that changes that.
• It is not an audience. This site is new. You are buying a page with your name, your work and your link on it — on a surface built to answer the cost question — not a crowd that is already there.

You get an email as soon as the payment lands, and the schedule is set in that thread around what you send back. If the fit is wrong, that is the conversation to have before anything goes up.