Long/Short-Form Content
A short film, a social cut or a longer conversation. Give each piece a clear progression, with the right context at the right moment.
Projects in English & Spanish.
Picture, voice, supporting visuals and titles work together to guide the audience through the material.
A clear editorial thread
Some moments need space. Others need a tighter cut or a visual explanation. The aim is a piece people can follow without losing the voice of the original material.
Establish why this matters.
Put ideas in a useful order.
Leave a clear takeaway.
Choose the shape of the edit
One project or a set of connected pieces. The deliverables, versions and review rounds are agreed before work starts.
Shape supplied recordings into a focused piece while keeping the speaker’s intent and the context intact.
For interviews, recorded conversations and educational content.
Make the relationship between the speaker, the slides and the key idea clear on screen.
For recorded talks, conference content and business presentations.
Make a compact story for social feeds, launches or announcements, using supplied material or selected moments from a longer edit.
For a full-length release with supporting clips.
A simple working process
A useful brief, a shared direction and clear points to review the work.
Share a sample, total source duration, audience and target runtime. We define what must stay, what can change and the supporting assets available.
Build the structure and pacing before polishing every graphic. Review the sequence against the purpose of the piece.
Consolidate feedback, complete the agreed visual and audio work and prepare the defined final exports and excerpts.
Before we begin
An hour-long talk with clear slides is different from several interviews that need a story built from scratch. A representative sample helps us recommend the right approach.
Yes. Supplied recordings, slides, brand assets and other supporting material can form the basis of the edit. Share a representative sample and identify any material that must appear.
It is helpful when available, especially for longer source material, but you can start the conversation without one. Any logging, transcription or substantial story development needed will be considered in the scope.
Yes, selected excerpts can be part of the project. We agree their number, purpose, length and formats, and whether each needs additional context or its own graphics.
A target runtime is useful, but the material needs reviewing before the edit is scoped. The amount of source footage, story complexity, graphics and review requirements all affect the work.
Your next project
Tell us the subject, how much material you have and who needs to watch it. A sample recording and any accompanying slides are useful starting points.
