Stage a living room - $900,000 challenge

Stage a living room - $900,000 challenge. I do a living room concept for home staging on a budged under 90 minutes.
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Generally, virtual staging, real estate marketing, and interior design are what I do for a living (and thus, the content I produce). The range of my interest in these areas varies from virtual staging tactics, home optimizations, internal planning, and general, maximizing the use of the space and its value.
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[@GeorgeNicola]

Stage a living room - $900,000 challenge. I do a living room concept for home staging on a budged under 90 minutes.
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[@user-zl2es3de8y]

Great work! Greetings from Ukraine!
Have one question connected to your colossal work experience: as it seems from this and other of your videos, images have unequal complexity and take less or more time to deal with. How do you usually set prices for your work - per image or per hour?

[@GeorgeNicola]

Hello! Good question actually; pricing is based on the project, hourly rates don't work with these types of projects but per project it does. In my own workflow, I split the projects into 2 types; simple (standard) and complex. The first type is has a pricing per photo and the latter type is per project and not per photo :)