I have over 300 video tapes in my office that I constantly refer to when I want to make a new video for my Web sites or promotional material.
The value of having these tapes for business as well as a memory are well worth the price to have someone tape them for you.
There are too many benefits of having a videographer available to mention in this article, but I am sure you can already think of some.
Weddings alone are a pretty big market.
But there are also very unique niche's too.
Such as Extreme Sports Videography.
There are many athletes who cannot video tape their adventures as easily as others.
Imagine a rock climber looking to capture some of his or her moves on tape.
You can go another route and head under-water as an underwater videographer.
Or how about being focused on birds-eye video as an aerial videographer.
The options are many and you can save clients the hassle of having to worry about videotaping their event.
In addition to the $100 an hour fee you can also charge to organize the video into a DVD with music and creative editing.
One day as a videographer can earn you $1,000 to $2,000 and you get to still participate in the excitement, - not a bad job.
Since you want to make more money and as your business grows to take on more clients you will eventually be able to hire videographers for half the fee.
So you can make $5,000 a day with 10 employees working for you.