short-form video editing
You already recorded the thing, and it's sitting there doing nothing. We cut it into captioned clips and keep them going out, so the months between stages stay full of you.
most of your best moments are buried in hour-long recordings nobody scrolls back to find. short-form video editing pulls the strongest minute or two out of your talks, podcasts, and webinars, then formats them for reels, shorts, and tiktok. it gives speakers, coaches, and authors a steady feed without filming anything new.
choose your tier.
starter
Testing the format
- A pack of 4 clips cut from your footage, captions and covers included
- delivery
- about a week
growth
A steady clip habit
- 8 clips a month, captions, covers, hook rewrites
- delivery
- about a week
- terms
- 3 month minimum
authority
Owning the scroll
- 16 clips a month, published for you, monthly performance note
- delivery
- about a week
- terms
- 3 month minimum
empire
A daily-feel presence
- Everything in Authority, plus every channel covered and a front-of-queue rush lane
- delivery
- about a week
- terms
- 3 month minimum
you record once. we keep it going.
you hand over the footage.
A talk, an interview, anything you already filmed. That is the whole ask.
we cut the clips.
The moments worth watching, hooks, captions, and covers, handled.
you stay in feeds.
A steady run of clips going out for you, so the quiet months stay full of you.
most work back in about a week, rush available · one part of the run-it system · the $500 audit, yours to keep
questions, answered.
how much does short-form video editing cost?
pricing is shaped to your scope, so it depends on how many clips you want and how often they go out. it starts with a $500 brand audit, which is yours to keep no matter what you decide next. once we see your footage and your goals, we map a plan that fits the work, not a one-size price.
how long does it take to get my first clips?
most people see their first round of clips within a couple of weeks of sending us footage. the brand audit comes first so the look and captions feel like you, then editing begins. after that, clips keep going out on a steady rhythm we agree on together.
should i edit these clips myself or have you do it for me?
you can edit them yourself, but the question is whether you want to. doing it yourself means learning the tools, cutting every clip, and posting on schedule, month after month. done for you means you record once and we handle the cutting, captioning, and posting, so the work happens while you rest.
what do i have to do on my side?
mostly just send us your recorded talks and let us know your goals. we handle the cutting, captions, covers, and the steady posting. you review the clips when you want to, and we keep the rest off your plate.
what if i only have one talk recorded so far?
one talk is plenty to start. a single recorded session usually holds many short clips, so we can pull weeks of content from it. as you record more, we keep the library growing, so the months between stages stay full of you.