Services and collaboration
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Services and starting prices
Each engagement is shaped around the actual problem, audience, timeline, and level of support required.
Web and UX
For organizations that have outgrown their current structure, need a clearer launch path, or want a responsive experience built around the visitor.
Campaigns and content
Campaign direction and production for arts, nonprofit, education, events, launches, and mission-driven businesses.
Need individual assets without a full campaign? These rates assume an established brand direction and client-supplied source material.
Copy, one branded graphic, one platform size, and one revision.
Up to 60 seconds, client-supplied footage, basic captions or titles, one format, and one revision.
Four static posts plus one short social video, built around one shared message or promotion.
Six static posts plus three short social videos, using a coordinated visual and messaging direction.
Audio editing
Audio built for the room, the stage, the dance floor, or the listener, with pacing and musical logic that support the final experience.
Video and social
Editing that makes the purpose clear, protects the rhythm, and adapts the final work for the places people will actually see it.
AI and workflow systems
Practical, human-reviewed tools for research, outreach, content assistance, internal organization, and repeatable operations.
Live music and performance
Solo and ensemble performance with a strong sense of story, musicianship, personality, and audience connection.
Ongoing support
Website care, campaign support, media editing, or system refinement on a dependable monthly cadence.
Single-item media rates assume organized client-supplied source material, one standard output format, and the revision count listed above. Heavier cleanup, multiple source files, motion graphics, additional formats, rush delivery, or extra revisions are quoted separately. Larger projects still account for page count, integrations, content readiness, project length, travel, and production needs.
How I work
The process is structured enough to keep work moving and flexible enough to respond to what the project actually needs.
Understand the audience, the real problem, what already exists, the constraints, and the outcome that matters.
Organize priorities, content, pathways, dependencies, and the smartest version to build first.
Build the website, campaign, edit, performance plan, or working system in a usable environment.
Check clarity, accessibility, playback, responsive behavior, technical reliability, and edge cases.
Deliver usable work with documentation, context, decisions, and a clear next step.
Toolkit
The categories stay expandable so the complete list does not overwhelm the page.
Toolkit
Grouped by the work they support, these are the platforms I use across strategy, websites, fundraising, content, audio, video, automation, and AI-assisted production.
GWGoogle Workspace
GAGoogle Analytics
GTMGoogle Tag Manager
LSLooker Studio
MOMicrosoft Office
AAsana
SSlack
PPipedrive
SSpektrix
CCConstant Contact
WWix
WWordPress
CCanva
MMailchimp
GGitHub
HHTML
CCSS
JJavaScript
ALAbleton Live
AAAdobe Audition
AUDAudacity
PPPremiere Pro
ACSAdobe Creative Suite
OSOBS Studio
YYouTube
IInstagram
GPTChatGPT
CDXCodex
CClaude
GGemini
MMidjourney
EElevenLabs
SAStability AI
ZZapier
TTodoistFrequently asked questions
Projects vary, but the working relationship should not feel mysterious.
Arts and cultural organizations, nonprofits, festivals, music and education programs, independent creative teams, and mission-driven small businesses that need clearer digital work and practical systems.
Yes. A clarity sprint, audit, prototype, or first-phase build can create a useful stopping point before a larger engagement. Phased scopes are especially useful when content, approvals, or funding are still developing.
No. AI is used to extend research, organization, drafting, testing, and production capacity. Strategy, source checking, design direction, quality control, and final approval remain human-led.
A polished brief is not required. Bring the problem, the audience, what already exists, and any deadline or budget limits you know. We can define the right scope from there.
Usually, yes. They are separate engagement types with different timelines and production needs, though a combined event, campaign, or performance-media package can be scoped together.
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You do not need to arrive with the solution. Start with what feels unclear, unfinished, repetitive, or hard to move forward.
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