The footage is the easy half

Rushes, screen recordings, stock, AI-generated clips or a library nobody has opened — cut to the formats your campaign actually runs in, graded, mixed and delivered in every ratio and language the plan calls for.

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  1. 01Short-Form & Reels Editing
  2. 02Long-Form & Brand Films
  3. 03Colour Grading
  4. 04Motion Graphics & Titles
  5. 05Sound Design & Mixing
  6. 06Multi-Format & Language Versioning
  • 9:16 Reels
  • 16:9 Broadcast
  • 1:1 Feed
  • Subtitled Cuts
  • Regional Language Dubs
  • Cutdowns (6s / 15s / 30s)
  • Thumbnails & Stills
  • Source Project Files

Video Editing & Post

The things people ask us first

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  • We have footage but no idea what to do with it. Can you work with that?

    That is most of this work. Send what you have with a line on what it is meant to achieve, and the first thing back is an honest read on whether there is a cut in there — including when the answer is that there is not enough and a small shoot would cost less than trying to rescue it.

  • How many versions do we get?

    Two rounds of revisions are in the quote, which is where a cut normally lands if the brief was agreed before the edit started. Beyond that it is billed by the hour — not to be difficult, but because unlimited revisions is how an edit ends up worse than it was at round two.

  • Do you do the ratios and language cuts too?

    Yes, and they are priced as part of the job rather than as extras. A 16:9 master that then has to be re-framed for feed and reels by someone else is how a campaign ends up with three cuts that do not look like the same campaign.

  • Who owns the project files?

    You do. Source files and the edit project go with the delivery, so the next cut can be made by anyone — including someone who is not us.

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