When working on a video editing project, it's important to clearly define the deliverables that a client can expect at the end of the project. Here’s a list of common deliverables you can provide: 1. Final Edited Video The main deliverable is the final edited video, tailored to the client's specifications. This could be in various formats and resolutions (e.g., 1080p, 4K), depending on what was requested. 2. Raw Footage If the client requests it, you can deliver all the raw footage you’ve worked with, including any unused clips and alternate takes. This can be delivered as a folder with files organized clearly by date or scene. 3. Project Files Providing the project files (e.g., Adobe Premiere Pro project file, Final Cut Pro XML, or DaVinci Resolve project) will allow the client to make future edits or revisions if needed. 4. Exported Versions (Multiple Formats) If the client requires different versions of the final video for various platforms (social media, YouTube, TV), you may deliver: Square, vertical, or landscape formats. Optimized versions for different social media platforms (e.g., Instagram, Facebook, TikTok). High and low-resolution versions based on the client’s needs. 5. Audio Files If there was specific audio editing or sound design involved, you might need to deliver the final audio track separately or in multi-track stems (isolated sound elements like voiceovers, music, sound effects) for further use or mastering. 6. Subtitles/Captions If the client requested subtitles or closed captions, deliver a separate subtitle file (e.g., .SRT, .VTT) or embed them in the video. 7. Thumbnail/Preview Image A thumbnail or preview image for platforms like YouTube, Vimeo, or social media. These are usually designed to be eye-catching and optimized for click-through rates.