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Four Pet Peeves of Photographers and Videographers

There is a lot of work that goes on in a photography or videography job. Your clients sometimes fail to realize the hours of editing that one job entails and how many deadlines you are working with from other clients. For your reading pleasure, we compiled a list of four pet peeves you may face on the job and keep reading to learn about our pet peeve.

Our number one pet peeve has to do with insurance. You guessed it—creatives who don’t use insurance and have to shutter their business when they face an expensive lawsuit. We’ve made the process easy by allowing our customers to sign up 100% online and we offer insurance at an affordable rate because we care about your lifestyle. For an additional premium, you can tailor your camera equipment policy and keep your coverage all in one place. How can it get any better than that?

Photographers and videographers face risks, such as bodily injury and property damage during every session. Don’t leave your business vulnerable and make sure to get insured.

Did we miss your pet peeve? There’s no way we could have gotten all of them. Leave a comment below and let us know!

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Parker Bowring

Parker Bowring

Parker is a Marketing Content Writer for Veracity Insurance Solutions, with extensive knowledge of the business liability insurance space. Parker has a bachelor's degree from Southern Utah University in Communication with an emphasis in Public Relations and Content Writing. Parker has worked as a content writer for the Utah Shakespeare Festival and has several pieces of published work, including for Southern Utah University. Parker enjoys everything writing and her ideal afternoon would be spent on a beach with a good book.

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