06 / Post-production
From raw footage
to a finished story.
Editing and finishing that turn recordings into clear, polished and reusable video content.
Built around the brief
Post Production
Whether the footage comes from a live event, virtual session or dedicated shoot, we shape the edit around the message and the channels where it will be shared.
Build the edit
Structure, pacing, speaker selections and presentation integration bring the material into a coherent programme.
Polish the finish
Audio cleanup, colour correction, titles, brand graphics and captions are scoped to suit the project and source material.
Extend the content
Full sessions, highlights and short social cutdowns can be delivered in agreed aspect ratios and file formats.
Scope and delivery
Clear expectations.
From the start.
Editing scope, asset transfer arrangements, review rounds, licensing responsibilities and final delivery formats are agreed before work starts.
What to include in your brief
Tell us what footage you have, its approximate duration, the desired outputs, reference style, deadline and caption requirements.
Start your project enquiry ↗Plan the production
Define the details.
Know what to expect.
Use these options to shape your brief. Your proposal confirms the selected deliverables, responsibilities and costs before production begins.
Deliverables to agree
- An edit plan identifying source material, story structure and required versions.
- Picture editing with agreed audio cleanup, colour correction, branded titles and presentation integration.
- Final exports in agreed resolutions and aspect ratios, with caption files or burned-in captions where scoped.
Production options
- Full-session edits with opening titles and presentation inserts.
- Highlights or social cutdowns with a specific audience and target duration.
- A finishing pass on an existing edit, subject to source files and project compatibility.
What to prepare
- List the footage duration, camera formats, audio files and any existing project files.
- Provide a brief, brand assets, reference edits and timecoded selects where available.
- Confirm music and footage rights, caption languages, review rounds and final export requirements.
Planning questions
Before you brief us.
Can you edit footage recorded elsewhere?
Yes, subject to reviewing the source files, quality and format. A sample and asset inventory help establish the practical scope before editing begins.
Can poor audio or footage be repaired?
We assess sample material before recommending treatment. Cleanup and correction have limits; missing detail or severely damaged recordings may not be recoverable.
Are project files and raw footage included in handover?
Agree this explicitly. Final video exports, editable project files, source media transfer and storage or retention arrangements are separate handover requirements.
Include your footage duration and format, required outputs, target lengths, reference style, caption needs, review process and deadline.
In the project brief field, name this service and share what you know. We use your enquiry to clarify the requirements and prepare an appropriate scope.
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