As is true for any business deal, whatever the two parties agree on.
Some directors have worked for free. ($0)
Some directors have put in their own money to finish a picture and never got it back. (>$0)
For big budget Hollywood they might get an upfront bonus for signing on to the picture, a salary during production, a percentage of the box office or profits and some even get a perecentage of the memorabilia marketing. ($millons)
And everything in-between these extremes.
About $3/ hr.
it depend on how good the movie is.you mit get more then the person get a hour. thats a lot of money
It varies a lot depending on the director and depending on the actors. Most directors will be paid more than the actors who are in their movies, but if the actor is a "big name" or a lead, they may be paid more than the director. Furthermore, directors (and sometimes actors) often receive money based on how much a movie makes at the box office, so their exact final amount received will depend on how popular their movie is. Contracts for "star" directors and actors are very complicated.
Well it really depends on how popular the movie was you would probably get more than a 100,000 - 500,000
he had movie directors
They say it to get more publicty to get more money for the movie.
Depending on experience, most film directors earn between $ 250,000 and $ 2 million per project. New directors typically earn between $ 250,000 and $ 500,000 per movie, while studio film directors earn about $ 1 million per movie.
To make sure the CEO and board of directors get as much money as possible and to preserve their positions.
"Breaking Free" is a song from the High School Musical movie series. This song had sales of over 500,000. Depending on the price of the song for different purchase sources, this song could have engrossed millions of dollars for the directors.
Movie directors are paid by the studio and the producers of the movie. Sometimes a movie director will finance the movie and get paid once the film has been released.
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