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Freelancing in radio: Contracts & what to charge?

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slugmystory	Posted - 6/1/2012 1:48:09 AM \| show profile \| email poster \| flag this post I was just offered a freelance reporter opportunity on a small radio show with one stipulation: I need to pay the hosts of the show in order to provide them with my services. Crazy, right? Then I got to thinking that if I can get a decent deal with a well-known sponsor who pays well, then I could make my money and give the show a small cut. One thing, though: I don't have my own contracts drawn up to work with, and I am not sure how the process works. Is there anyone out there who might know where to start? Please let me know. Kind thanks.