Narrative editing
Review, selection, structure, pacing and tone so the piece meets its objective and holds attention.
Project-based service
Video editing and post-production for companies
Corporate films, interviews, reports, documentaries, technical videos, internal communications, promotional pieces, highlights and social content.
Send a briefHow the work is approached
From raw footage to a clear piece with purposeful pacing.
Post-production begins by reviewing what exists, what is missing and what story the material can support. Structure, tone, versions and reviews are defined before technical finishing.
Typical formats
- Corporate or promotional video
- Interview or video report
- Technical or internal communication video
- Documentary and event recap
Senior editing and communication
Every editing decision should support the message.
The work combines narrative judgement, asset organisation, team communication and technical delivery control.
Post-production planning
Assets, versions, milestones and reviews are organised to identify dependencies before editing begins.
Subtitles and adaptations
Subtitles, graphics, ratios, durations and channel versions with careful hierarchy and legibility.
Finishing and technical QA
Colour and audio adjustments, music, titles, exports and final checks of picture, copy and formats.
Before starting
Good editing starts before the timeline opens.
These elements make it possible to assess the footage and avoid late decisions that affect the entire piece.
Script or intent
Script, outline, interview questions or a clear priority of messages and audience.
Footage map
Recorded hours, cameras, takes, interviews, formats, proxies and an indication of usable material.
Audio and assets
Sound condition, available music, voice-over, photographs, archive, logos and brand graphics.
Versions and approval
Duration, formats, languages, subtitles, reviewers and delivery date.