What's included

• Raw Footage

  In some cases, clients may request a copy of the raw footage used in the project. While this is less common, it can be beneficial if the client wants to archive or use the original content for future edits.

• Edited Video Content:

  The primary deliverable will be the edited video itself. This will be the final, polished version of the content, ready for distribution or use. The format and resolution of the video will depend on the client's requirements, such as web-ready formats, high-definition versions, or specific aspect ratios.

• Color Correction/Grading

  Color Correction/Grading: Deliverables may include color-corrected or color-graded video versions to enhance visual appeal and maintain consistency throughout the content.

• Audio Enhancement

  The client will receive enhanced and synchronized audio tracks if the project involves audio. Depending on the project's requirements, this may include cleaned-up audio, background music, voiceovers, or sound effects.

• Delivery Formats:

  The video editor should deliver the final video in formats specified by the client, such as MP4, MOV, AVI, or others. They should also consider different resolutions and bitrates to ensure compatibility with various platforms and devices.