Final Portfolio: Budgeting & Ancillary tasks

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 Before the filming process, the three of us decided on a total budget of 60,000, which meant spending 20,000 per person. 

Price (PKR)
Iphone 14 Pro250,000
Digital Camera (DSM-7)33,000
macbook M2300,000
Equipment / PropsRing Light               1,500
RGB Lights7,000
Lighter100
Print out of pictures1,000
balloons500
Gimbal (rented)6,500
Coke & Water650
Video Camera (A7S3 - Sony) (rented)15,000
TransportationFuel15,000
Sub total: 630,250

Most of our money was spent on renting the gimbal and camera. On the first day, I printed out the pictures and bought the balloons while Dua bought drinks for everyone there (coke + water), and her petrol. At Muhjah's house, we used her phone to film and she used her laptop throughout the editing process.

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