Cost Per Frame Calculator

Formula

The formula to calculate the Cost Per Frame (CPF) is:

\[ CPF = \frac{TC}{TF} \]

Where:

$CPF$ is the cost per frame ($)
$TC$ is the total cost ($)
$TF$ is the total number of frames

Cost Per Frame Definition

Cost per frame is a metric used to determine the average cost to produce a single frame in a video or animation. This is particularly useful for animators, video producers, and budget managers to estimate the cost efficiency of a project. It allows for a detailed breakdown of production costs and can help in making financial decisions regarding the allocation of resources.

Example Calculation

Let's assume the following values:

Total Cost (TC) = $5000
Total Number of Frames (TF) = 25000

Using the formula to calculate the Cost Per Frame (CPF):

\[ CPF = \frac{5000}{25000} = 0.20 \]

The Cost Per Frame (CPF) is $0.20.