Showcase Savvy: Masterful Reel Editing

Not Three Sisters

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About this service

Summary

We also specialise in curating dynamic showreel videos that spotlight your unique talents and achievements with creativity and precision. What sets us apart is our keen eye for storytelling, ensuring your reel not only impresses but also leaves a memorable impact on viewers, ultimately helping you stand out in competitive fields and pursue new opportunities.

Process

The video editing process typically involves several key steps:

Pre-Production: This phase involves planning and preparation before editing begins. It includes tasks such as organizing raw footage, creating a storyboard or script, and gathering any necessary assets like music, graphics, or voiceovers.

Assembly: The assembly stage involves importing the raw footage into editing software and arranging it in a logical sequence based on the storyboard or script. This step establishes the basic structure of the video.

Rough Cut: During the rough cut phase, the editor refines the assembly by trimming footage, adjusting timing, and adding basic transitions. This stage focuses on establishing the overall flow and pacing of the video.

Fine Cut: In the fine cut stage, the editor further refines the video by fine-tuning transitions, color correction, audio levels, and adding any necessary effects or graphics. This phase aims to enhance the visual and auditory quality of the video.

Client Review and Revisions: Once the fine cut is complete, the video is presented to the client for feedback. The client provides input on any changes or adjustments needed, which the editor implements during the revision rounds.

Final Export: After incorporating client feedback and making any final adjustments, the editor exports the video into its final format. This includes rendering the video with the appropriate settings for its intended use, such as online streaming, broadcast, or presentation.

Delivery: The final step involves delivering the completed video to the client or intended audience. This may involve uploading the video to a digital platform, transferring files via email or file-sharing services, or delivering physical media such as DVDs or USB drives.

Throughout the process, clear communication between the editor and client is crucial to ensure that the final product meets the client's expectations and aligns with the project's objectives. Collaboration and flexibility are key as adjustments may be necessary based on feedback and creative decisions.

What's included

Final Edited Video
Description: A professionally edited video tailored to your specifications, seamlessly incorporating visuals, audio, and effects. Format: Typically delivered in common video file formats such as MP4, MOV, or AVI. Quantity: One finalized video per project. Revisions: Includes up to two rounds of revisions to ensure the video meets your expectations. Additional Details: The video will be optimised for various platforms, including social media, websites, or presentations.
Revision Rounds
Description: An opportunity for feedback and adjustments to the edited video. Format: Communication may occur via email, video conferencing, or project management tools. Quantity: Up to two rounds of revisions included in the project scope. Revisions: Revisions can include changes to pacing, transitions, color grading, audio adjustments, and other elements as needed. Additional Details: Clear communication and feedback from the client are essential during the revision process to ensure the final product meets expectations.
Project Files
Description: All project files and assets used in the video editing process. Format: Project files may include video footage, audio files, graphics, and any other relevant assets. Quantity: Complete set of project files delivered at the end of the project. Revisions: Project files allow for future accessibility and potential for additional edits or updates. Additional Details: Project files are typically provided in a compressed format (e.g., ZIP file) for easy transfer and storage.

Example projects