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Short-form editing and content strategy — we handle the edit and decide what gets posted.

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Channels we work with.

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Selected work.

Short-form edits across five formats. Filter to the kind of thing you publish.

  • UGC
  • Talking Head
  • Green Screen
  • Walkthrough
  • Product
  • UGC
  • Talking Head
  • Green Screen
  • Walkthrough
  • Product
  • UGC
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Everything handled, start to posted.

Editing, packaging and the decisions around them. You stay on camera; the rest of it stops being your problem.

  • Dedicated team

    The same people on your account every week — an editor who knows your voice, a project manager who owns the schedule, and a strategist deciding what gets made.

  • Multiple editors

    Publishing daily? More than one editor works your queue at no extra cost, so a heavy week never turns into a waiting list.

  • Unlimited revisions

    Leave notes on the draft; the next version answers them. No cap, no per-change invoice.

  • More than editing

    Formats picked for the outcome, not the look — built to send people to your business.

  • Fast turnaround

    First drafts come back quickly and stay that way as volume grows, because capacity is planned around your calendar rather than found afterwards.

  • A manager beside your editor

    You brief once. Your project manager carries it to the editor, tracks every deadline, and comes back to you with finished work rather than questions.

What we make.

Six formats, one team. Most clients start with one and add the rest once the calendar is running.

  • Short-form

    Vertical edits for Reels, Shorts and TikTok, paced so the first second earns the second one.

  • Long-form

    YouTube videos assembled for retention — structured around the moments people actually stay for.

  • UGC

    Creator-style content that reads as a recommendation rather than an advert, built for paid and organic alike.

  • Talking head

    Interviews and pieces to camera, tightened line by line, with captions timed to the read.

  • Meta ads

    Creative made for the feed: multiple hooks per concept, sized and framed for every placement.

  • Podcasts

    Full episodes assembled and graded, then mined for the vertical moments worth publishing on their own.

Four steps, then it runs without you.

Onboarding is one call and one document. After that the work shows up and you approve it.

  1. A call, not a pitch

    Twenty minutes on what you publish, who it is for, and what has been landing. You leave knowing what we would change first.

  2. The plan gets written down

    Formats, hooks and a posting rhythm you can hold — agreed and documented before anyone opens a timeline.

  3. Your team is assigned

    One editor and one project manager, both staying on your account. Nobody relearns your brand or your preferences each week.

  4. Drafts arrive, then it runs

    You review in the browser and comment on the frame. Revisions continue until it is right, and after week one it needs almost nothing from you.

Three ways to work together.

Every channel is quoted on its own — volume, formats and turnaround decide the number, so it gets settled on the call rather than guessed on a page.

  • Starter

    For one person, posting consistently for the first time.

    • Short-form vertical editing
    • Captions, sound design and mix
    • One dedicated editor
    • Revisions until it is right
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  • Growth

    Recommended

    For a channel that needs a plan behind it, not just an editor.

    • Everything in Starter
    • Content strategy and calendar
    • Hooks and formats decided up front
    • Repurposing from long-form
    • Weekly planning call
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  • Managed

    For teams who want the whole channel run for them.

    • Everything in Growth
    • Long-form and podcast editing
    • Scheduling and posting
    • Monthly performance review
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What clients say.

Real quotes are on their way in. These slots hold their shape until they land — nothing below is a claim.

A two or three sentence quote about what changed after they started working with us — in the client's own words, not ours.
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A shorter quote works well here. One sharp sentence about the thing they were most worried about before signing.
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The longest slot. Room for a client to describe the before and after properly — what their posting looked like beforehand, what they tried that did not work, and what is different now that someone else is deciding the formats and holding the cadence.
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A quote that names something specific and unglamorous — turnaround, revisions, or never having to re-explain the brand.
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One about the strategy side rather than the editing, since that is the part most people do not expect to get.
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Questions, answered.

The things people ask on the first call. If yours is not here, it is a good first question to bring.

What do you need from us to start?

Raw footage and somewhere to collect it — a Drive folder is fine. On the first call we agree the formats and the posting rhythm, and that document becomes the brief every edit is made against. Nothing else is needed from you before work begins.

How quickly do drafts come back?

Fast, and it stays fast as volume grows — capacity is planned around your calendar rather than found after the fact. If a specific deadline matters, say so on the call and we will tell you plainly whether we can hold it.

How many revisions do we get?

As many as it takes. You leave notes directly on the draft and the next version answers them. There is no revision cap and no per-change invoice.

Do we work with the same editor every time?

Yes. One editor stays on your account alongside a project manager who owns the schedule. Nobody re-learns your voice, your brand or your preferences week to week — which is most of why the work gets better over time rather than staying flat.

Do you post the videos as well?

On the Managed engagement, yes — scheduling and posting are included, and you approve rather than upload. On the other two you receive finished files ready to publish.

What does it cost?

Every channel is quoted on its own, because volume, formats and turnaround move the number more than any package would. That gets settled on the call rather than guessed on a page — which is why there are no prices here.

Start your next video today.

Bring a link to something you have already published. We will tell you what we would do differently with it — on the call, before you commit to anything.

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