What's included

• As a video editor, the deliverables provided to the client typically include:

  Edited Videos: The main deliverable comprises the edited video content as per the client's specifications. This could involve trimming, cutting, arranging clips, adding transitions, special effects, color correction, and audio adjustments. Various File Formats: Delivering the final video in multiple formats suitable for different platforms (such as MP4 for web, MOV for editing, etc.) ensures compatibility and ease of use across various devices and platforms. High-Resolution Output: Providing videos in high resolution ensures optimal visual quality. Clients often expect versions suitable for HD playback. Customized Versions: Sometimes, clients may require different versions of the same video, like shorter clips for social media, longer versions for presentations, or variations with different aspect ratios. Project Files (Optional): In some cases, clients might request the project files (such as Adobe Premiere or Final Cut Pro files) for future edits or reference. Sound and Music Files: If the project includes custom audio tracks or sound effects, these files should be provided separately for the client's use. Credits and Text Overlays: Any necessary text overlays, subtitles, or credits included in the video should be delivered as per the client's specifications. Delivery Method: Clarifying the method of delivery, whether through a file-sharing platform, cloud storage, or physical media (like Digital or USB drives), is important for ensuring the client receives the content securely and conveniently. Documentation and Instructions: Providing clear documentation or instructions regarding the video content, file formats, and any technical aspects can be helpful for the client's reference. Revision Policy: Outlining the number of revisions or edits included in the service and any additional charges for extra revisions helps manage client expectations.