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This locks in a 6 hour or 12-hour block of dedicated post-production and editing assistance. Great content creators or projects that require a high volume of recurring content.
Scope: You get 6 (12) hours of focused post-production time. Great for polishing social media clips, cutting and re-formatting long-form videos into vertical content, or back end file management and color grading.
Deliverables: High-quality, timeline-ready cuts, social deliverables, or finished master files tailored to your specific delivery specs and formatting needs.
Schedule/Time Blocking: If your project wraps early, leftover hours can go toward small related editing tasks in line with your project needs. Reformatting picture locked content, cutting down content, graphics, content scheduling, that kind of thing. Bigger changes in direction, increases of duration, or concept count as out-of-scope.
Otherwise, those remaining hours are forfeited, non-refundable, and non-transferable.
If we hit the 6 (12) hour mark, work stops immediately regardless of the project's status, at which point a work-in-progress cut will be delivered and a new block must be purchased to resume editing.
Heads up: This is post-production only. No on-sites.
This locks in a 6 hour or 12-hour block of dedicated post-production and editing assistance. Great content creators or projects that require a high volume of recurring content.
Scope: You get 6 (12) hours of focused post-production time. Great for polishing social media clips, cutting and re-formatting long-form videos into vertical content, or back end file management and color grading.
Deliverables: High-quality, timeline-ready cuts, social deliverables, or finished master files tailored to your specific delivery specs and formatting needs.
Schedule/Time Blocking: If your project wraps early, leftover hours can go toward small related editing tasks in line with your project needs. Reformatting picture locked content, cutting down content, graphics, content scheduling, that kind of thing. Bigger changes in direction, increases of duration, or concept count as out-of-scope.
Otherwise, those remaining hours are forfeited, non-refundable, and non-transferable.
If we hit the 6 (12) hour mark, work stops immediately regardless of the project's status, at which point a work-in-progress cut will be delivered and a new block must be purchased to resume editing.
Heads up: This is post-production only. No on-sites.