What's included

• Project details

  As a freelance video editor, the deliverables you provide to your clients will depend on the specific services you offer and the project requirements. However, here are some common deliverables that clients typically expect from video editing services: Edited Video: This is the primary deliverable and the main outcome of your services. It includes a professionally edited video that meets the client's specifications, whether it's a short promotional video, a wedding video, a documentary, or any other type of video project. Final Cut: The final cut of the video, which is the fully edited version without any additional revisions or changes. This is the version that the client approves and considers as the finished product. Raw Footage Organization: If you're provided with raw footage, part of your service may include organizing and sorting the footage in a logical and structured manner. This makes it easier for the client to navigate and review the original material. Sound Editing and Mixing: Depending on the project, you may be responsible for adjusting and enhancing the audio quality. This can include tasks such as reducing background noise, adjusting volume levels, adding sound effects, and mixing audio tracks. Visual Effects and Motion Graphics: If the client requires visual effects or motion graphics in their video, you may provide deliverables such as animated titles, lower thirds, transitions, visual enhancements, or any other graphical elements that enhance the video's visual appeal. Color Correction and Grading: Enhancing the overall look and feel of the video is an essential part of video editing. This involves color correction and grading to ensure consistency and achieve the desired aesthetic. The final video should have a unified visual style. Exported Video Files: Clients typically expect the video to be delivered in various formats suitable for their specific needs. Common formats include high-resolution MP4 files, MOV files, or any other format specified by the client. Different resolutions and aspect ratios may be required for different platforms or devices. Project Files: In some cases, clients may request the project files, such as the original video editing project file (e.g., Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro), along with any associated media assets (footage, images, sound effects, etc.). This allows them to make future edits or modifications if necessary.