What's included

• Edited Video

  This is the primary deliverable, where the editor has taken raw footage and assembled it into a cohesive, polished video according to the client's specifications.

• Final Cut

  A high-quality, finalized version of the edited video, ready for distribution or publication.

• Formats for Distribution

  Different platforms may require specific formats (e.g., YouTube, Instagram, television broadcast). The editor might deliver the video in various resolutions and formats to suit these platforms.

• Audio Enhancement

  This could involve cleaning up audio, adding background music, adjusting levels, and ensuring overall sound quality.

• Color Correction and Grading

  Adjusting the color and tone of the video to enhance its overall look and maintain consistency across shots.

• Graphics and Visual Effects

  Adding titles, lower-thirds, animations, or other visual elements as needed.

• Transitions

  Seamless transitions between scenes or shots to enhance flow and continuity.

• Project Files

  Depending on the agreement, the editor may provide project files (e.g., Adobe Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro project files) to the client for future edits or reference.

• Revision Notes

  If revisions are requested, the editor may provide detailed notes or instructions on the changes made and why they were made.

• Credits

  If applicable, including credits for the team involved in the production.

• License and Usage Rights

  Clear documentation outlining the client's rights to use the video, including any restrictions or limitations.

• Backup Copies

  It's often a good practice to provide backup copies of the final deliverables to ensure they're not lost due to unforeseen circumstances. These are some common deliverables, but the specifics can vary widely depending on the project's scope and the client's needs.