You told us some good information and here's some notes

Dear John,

here's some notes from the good info you gave us:

• Always break down my invoice in case they ask for it later
• £50 an hour 
• Look at the client brief 
• Clarify the brief with the client so you're on the same page
• Evaluation and estimation
• Add on any costs of necessary purchases - memory sticks etc.
• Itemise and estimate all content needed and the timing - tell them what they're paying for
• Double check everything before you start
• Agree over email as it's date stamped
• Call them by their first name
• "Can't wait to get started" seem enthusiastic 
• "Minus any unforeseen details" these things do happen and need to be talked about briefly 
• Put your time frame into words they understand - make sure you give ourself enough time as you may be working on something else already
• Project terms
• Don't accept checks 
• Use official purchase numbers
• Don't ever send invoices to the client if they have an accounts department
• Make a Linkedin -don't say student say what you are!

To do now:

Choose someone and get in contact with them. Who? What to ask? and write 250 words about it.