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TO THE CLIENT Sent by Alan Snodgrass on

Weekly Update

To: Cathy Asbury
CC our team: Gary Smith and Veronica Alvarado
Good afternoon Cathy,

Periodically we like to send our clients a recap of their project from a time & cost perspective. Initially, we had quoted a price of $3220 (46 hours x $70hr) for website creation. 

We arrived at that price by breaking the web project down as follows:
  • Design: 25 hours budgeted/16.6 hours used
  • Build: 13 hours budgeted/1 hours used
  • Content Migration: 8 hours budgeted/0 hours used
This brings our current cost to $1232. 


If you have any questions please feel free to reach out at any time. 

Thank you!

Alan Snodgrass
Consultation Specialist
Phone: 877-923-0777 
FROM THE CLIENT Cathy Asbury, Michael - Canton, PA Staff Cathy Asbury
Dear Alan,



Thank you for the update.



I have a friend coming into town this weekend who has a drone. He is going to take pictures of the churches for possible use on the website. Is there anything in particular that you find to be very popular or a good fit for churches? Father Joe already said he wants the rising video of the churches, especially St. John’s dome.



Peace,

Cathy
To: Alan Snodgrass, Gary Smith, and Veronica Alvarado
TO THE CLIENT Veronica Alvarado, Project Manager at Diocesan Veronica Alvarado, Project Manager

Hi Cathy, 


We typically see shots of:
  • Altar, close ups
  • Altar, from back of church
  • Crucifix
  • Tabernacle
  • Open door to church
  • Courtyard (when there are people)
  • Arial shot of grounds
  • Arial shot of spires or bell towers
Here are some examples of parishes that we have worked with:

Last, I've also got a video that I normally recommend to any drone videographers taking videos for the church: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isNqdgpOwec
The tips in this video will help with planning and timing of shots, to create the perfect final product. 

I hope this helps!


Veronica Alvarado

Project Manager, Web Department
Diocesan.com
877-923-0777
To: Cathy Asbury
CC our team: Alan Snodgrass and Gary Smith