Quick Pre-Session Review & Sign (Required)

Your recording session starts in ~5 minutes. Before we begin, please take 1 minute to review and sign the items below so we can avoid any miscommunication and keep the session running smoothly.

1) Audio Review & Approval Policy (Required)

To maintain the highest quality, all clients must review the entire first complete take before we record any additional takes.
This review happens either in the engineer’s room or through the engineer’s headphones, so you can hear the full performance as one connected take.
Note: Some passages may naturally sound different depending on the instrument and technique (ex: piano resonance in heavy chords, string tone changes with bow speed/pressure, wind color changes with breath/articulation). Reviewing the full take helps confirm the overall sound across the entire performance.

2) Video Selection & Delivery

1–1.5 hr session → 1 final video
2–2.5 hr session → 2 final videos
Additional final videos: $25 each
Delivery: within 72 hours after selections are confirmed
Express delivery (within 24 hours): $100 flat fee

3) Session Responsibility

You are responsible for monitoring your audio + video during the session
Please confirm camera angle(s), lighting, and reverb level with the engineer before recording starts
Changes after recording begins may require retakes and/or additional fees

4) Editing

One round of basic editing is included
Advanced edits (splicing, heavy syncing, overdubs, etc.) are available for an additional fee (ask Jinny/engineer for a quote)
Editing requests must be submitted within 7 days of the session

5) Quick Session Checklist

Lighting

White or Warm?
Any shadows on performer/backdrop?
Consistent color across angles?

Camera

Preferred angle + tripod height confirmed
Pianists: show full piano, hands, and pedals
Strings: bow stays in frame
4K 60fps confirmed (if applicable)
Avoid ceiling/background clutter

Sound

Confirm mic placement / tone preference
Test both close + distant mic positions (with your permission)
Make sure mic stands don’t block the camera