What's included

• VIDEO EDITING

  Here's a list of potential deliverables that a client can expect at the end of the project: Final Edited Video: - The main deliverable is the fully edited video that incorporates all agreed-upon changes, enhancements, and creative elements. High-Resolution Video File: - Provide a high-quality, high-resolution video file suitable for the intended use (e.g., online streaming, presentations, social media). Various Video Formats: - Deliver the final video in different formats to accommodate various platforms and devices (e.g., MP4, MOV, AVI). Color Graded Footage: - Include color correction and grading to ensure a consistent and visually appealing look throughout the video. Audio Enhancements: - Ensure clear and well-balanced audio, including any necessary adjustments, enhancements, or additions of background music. 6Custom Transitions and Effects: - If applicable, provide a video with custom transitions, visual effects, or graphics that enhance the overall viewing experience. Client Revisions: - Include a specified number of revision rounds based on the project agreement. Outline the process for client feedback and revisions. Project Files: - Optionally, provide project files and raw footage, especially if the client wants to retain the ability to make future edits or use specific elements independently. Credits and Titles: - If applicable, include opening and closing credits, as well as any titles or captions agreed upon during the project. Delivery Method: - Specify how the final deliverables will be delivered to the client (e.g., file transfer, cloud storage, physical media). Usage Rights and Licensing Information: - Clearly outline the terms of usage rights and licensing for the delivered video. Specify any restrictions or permissions granted to the client. Documentation: - Provide any necessary documentation, such as a brief project summary, a list of included elements, and instructions for using or sharing the final video. Always ensure clear communication with the client throughout the project to align expectations regarding the deliverables and any additional elements they may require.