Video Ad — From First Idea to Final Cut by Irina RapotaVideo Ad — From First Idea to Final Cut by Irina Rapota
Video Ad — From First Idea to Final CutIrina Rapota
How we'll work together
1. Understanding your brand
We discuss your product, audience and goals. Have a brand book? Perfect. Don't have one? We'll define the visual direction together.
2. Concept & script
I develop the idea and write the script. You review, suggest changes and approve it before we move forward.
3. References & storyboard
You'll see the proposed aesthetics, lighting, colors, characters and shot-by-shot storytelling. Each stage is reviewed and approved by you while adjustments are still easy to make.
4. Production & post-production
I select the right creators from my team of 13 and direct the production.
Generating the visuals is only part of the work. Detailed editing, shot selection, pacing, transitions, color grading, visual refinement using tools such as Adobe and Leonardo, sound design and final polishing are equally important.
I coordinate the entire process, ensuring that every element works together — visually, emotionally and commercially.
Revisions & Additional Work
Two rounds of revisions after reviewing the completed video are included in the price.
What counts as one revision round?
One round means one consolidated list of feedback on the finished video.
You can request adjustments to editing, pacing, transitions, color grading, sound, text and minor visual details — as long as they remain consistent with the approved script, references and storyboard.
Please collect your feedback into one list per round so we can address all requested changes together.
When does it become a new order?
A revision means refining the video we've agreed to create — not developing a different one.
Changing the approved script, storyline, characters, scenes or overall visual direction means changing the original brief. Requests for additional scenes, a substantially different edit or a longer video also fall outside the agreed scope.
These changes are quoted separately, even if some revision rounds remain unused.
What if something is our mistake?
If we haven't followed the approved script, references or storyboard, we'll correct it at no extra cost. Those corrections do not count toward your two revision rounds.
And after the second round?
If we've delivered everything according to the approved direction, but you'd still like to explore further changes, that's absolutely possible. We'll treat it as a new paid stage, with its own agreed scope and price.
This is why we review and approve each stage before production — so you can shape the result while changes are still easy to make.
One shared goal: a video that earns your audience's attention and gives them a reason to act.
Rush Delivery
Need it even faster? We can prioritize your project and compress production to meet an exceptionally tight deadline — without compromising quality.
Rush delivery is priced at 2–3× the standard project rate, depending on the complexity of the work and how many hours we have to complete it.
Video Ad — From First Idea to Final CutIrina Rapota
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Duration3 days
Tags
Instagram Reels
Social Media Ads
AI Video Producer
Brand Storytelling
Filmmaker
Animated Ads
Product Video
Storytelling ads
TikTok Video Ads
How we'll work together
1. Understanding your brand
We discuss your product, audience and goals. Have a brand book? Perfect. Don't have one? We'll define the visual direction together.
2. Concept & script
I develop the idea and write the script. You review, suggest changes and approve it before we move forward.
3. References & storyboard
You'll see the proposed aesthetics, lighting, colors, characters and shot-by-shot storytelling. Each stage is reviewed and approved by you while adjustments are still easy to make.
4. Production & post-production
I select the right creators from my team of 13 and direct the production.
Generating the visuals is only part of the work. Detailed editing, shot selection, pacing, transitions, color grading, visual refinement using tools such as Adobe and Leonardo, sound design and final polishing are equally important.
I coordinate the entire process, ensuring that every element works together — visually, emotionally and commercially.
Revisions & Additional Work
Two rounds of revisions after reviewing the completed video are included in the price.
What counts as one revision round?
One round means one consolidated list of feedback on the finished video.
You can request adjustments to editing, pacing, transitions, color grading, sound, text and minor visual details — as long as they remain consistent with the approved script, references and storyboard.
Please collect your feedback into one list per round so we can address all requested changes together.
When does it become a new order?
A revision means refining the video we've agreed to create — not developing a different one.
Changing the approved script, storyline, characters, scenes or overall visual direction means changing the original brief. Requests for additional scenes, a substantially different edit or a longer video also fall outside the agreed scope.
These changes are quoted separately, even if some revision rounds remain unused.
What if something is our mistake?
If we haven't followed the approved script, references or storyboard, we'll correct it at no extra cost. Those corrections do not count toward your two revision rounds.
And after the second round?
If we've delivered everything according to the approved direction, but you'd still like to explore further changes, that's absolutely possible. We'll treat it as a new paid stage, with its own agreed scope and price.
This is why we review and approve each stage before production — so you can shape the result while changes are still easy to make.
One shared goal: a video that earns your audience's attention and gives them a reason to act.
Rush Delivery
Need it even faster? We can prioritize your project and compress production to meet an exceptionally tight deadline — without compromising quality.
Rush delivery is priced at 2–3× the standard project rate, depending on the complexity of the work and how many hours we have to complete it.