What's included

• video editing

  Final Edited Video: The primary deliverable is the final edited video file in the format and resolution agreed upon with the client. This is the completed video that incorporates all the edits, effects, transitions, and enhancements. Raw Footage Organization: If the client provided you with raw footage, you may also deliver an organized version of the raw files. This could involve segmenting the footage into folders or bins based on scenes, takes, or any other agreed-upon structure. Project Files: Depending on the agreement with the client, you may provide the project files used in the editing process. These files allow the client to access and modify the project in the future if needed. Project files typically include the timeline, media assets, effects, and any other elements used during editing. Exported Versions: Clients may require various versions of the video tailored for different platforms or purposes. For example, they may request a high-resolution version for online distribution, a compressed version for easy sharing via email, or a specific format for broadcasting or other specific requirements. Ensure you provide the requested versions as agreed upon.