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Videographer invoice template

Video work combines a shoot day, editing time and the rights to use the finished film. Spelling these out protects your pricing and avoids unpaid revisions. Use the example below and open it in the generator.

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Example videographer invoice

DescriptionQtyRateAmount
Event filming, full day1$900.00$900.00
Video editing (hours)10$60.00$600.00
Commercial licence, 12 months1$300.00$300.00
Drone footage1$200.00$200.00
Subtotal$2,000.00
Total$2,000.00

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Practical tips

Invoice a deposit when the date is booked, and the balance before final delivery. For commercial work, list the licence as its own line so extensions are easy to price. Itemise add-ons like drone footage or extra cameras so clients can choose what they need. Keep music and stock licence receipts with the project files.

Frequently asked questions

How do videographers price a project?

Common methods are a day rate plus editing time, or a fixed project price. State what is included, such as deliverables and revisions.

Should I charge for usage rights?

For commercial work, usually yes. Pricing usage separately reflects the value and keeps future extensions simple.

Can I invoice music licences?

Yes, as a separate line at cost or with an agreed markup, if the client accepted it beforehand.

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Last reviewed: October 2026. This page is general information, not legal, tax or accounting advice. Rules and rates change, so check your local tax authority before relying on it.