What we edit
Listing videos
A short loop or walk-around for a marketplace listing or a product page.
Demos and how-tos
Hands showing how the product opens, fits, pours or works, with simple callouts.
Unboxings
The package, the reveal and the first look, cut tight so it moves.
Ad cuts
Short vertical and square versions for paid social, with captions and an end card.
Filming tips that help the edit
Product footage shot at home can look clean with a few habits. Film near a window in daylight, with no mixed overhead bulbs. Use a plain surface and backdrop. Hold the phone steady or use a small tripod, and move the product rather than the camera. Shoot each angle for a few extra seconds before and after the move you want, so there's room to cut.
Lock exposure and focus on your phone before you start, so the picture doesn't pulse when your hand comes into frame. If the product has a shiny surface, turn it slowly to find the angle that avoids glare.
What the edit adds
- Cuts timed to show each feature once and move on
- Color correction so the product looks the way it does in person
- Text callouts or captions for features, sizes and options
- Music or a voiceover you record, cleaned and leveled
- An end card with your logo and where to buy
Keeping it accurate
A product video should show the real item. We correct color toward what you see in the room and fix exposure, but we don't change the product's shape, size or finish. If a color looks off in the footage, send a photo taken in daylight as a reference.
Questions
Can you edit a batch of products from one shoot?
Yes. Name the files by product, or film a card with the product name before each one, and we'll keep every edit matched in style.
What sizes do you deliver?
Whatever the listing or ad needs: square, vertical and wide are the usual set. Say where each one will run.
Clips piling up on your phone? Tell us what you filmed, what you want out of it, and where it will be posted.
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