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All of those scenarios are “standard”.  If I can, I pay my assistants as soon as I have an invoice from them. Sometimes that’s the same day they worked with me. If cash flow is an issue then I let them know it may be a week or two until they are paid. If it’s a huge multi-day job then they might be getting paid in 30 days when I get paid. There have been times when I pay 50% right away and then the balance when I get paid by the client. In the freelance world there are no set in stone rules. Invoicing your client (for you, the photographer you are working for) and waiting 30 days for payment is what everyone in the freelance world does. That is industry standard for everyone on the set. Photographer waits 30 days. Talent waits 30 days. Stylists wait 30 days. Let me give you one example. I shot an advertising job this year. Three day shoot. I was responsible for renting a studio, hiring a set stylist, renting props, hair, make-up, two photo assistants, one producer, talent, gear rentals, and craft services, etc. Everyone on the set was invoicing me for their time and service. I had to carry all of those expenses and then I invoiced the client for the final job. I had a little over $8,000 of expenses to cover for that job. Sometimes you get a deposit for the job upfront and that helps float all the expenses until you get the final payment once the job is done. For this job it was such a quick turn around that there wasn’t time for a deposit to be processed and paid to me. I bid on the job and shot it five days later kind of thing. I put the crew together and let everyone know that it would most likely be 30 days until their invoices would be paid.  I like to at least let folks know up front how long they can expect to wait for payment. In the meantime I had to pay for the rentals, studio, craft services, props, etc. upfront. That was a couple thousand dollars that I had to have on hand and ready to go that I wouldn’t see returned until I was paid by the

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