Assembly and pacing
Selects from the footage, a structure that matches the brief, and a cut that respects the runtime you asked for.
Wise Guys Agency cuts footage you already have into ads, social versions, and longer explainers. You approve the cut before it is exported.
Start a projectEach project lists the runtime, the versions, and the revision rounds before we start.
Selects from the footage, a structure that matches the brief, and a cut that respects the runtime you asked for.
On-screen text for silent viewing, checked against the words that were actually said.
Basic color, loudness, and noise cleanup. Heavier motion graphics are scoped when the story needs them.
Lower thirds, end cards, and logo holds using files you provide. Custom illustration is outside the edit unless it is listed.
Widescreen, square, and vertical versions for the placements you name.
Revision rounds are agreed before the edit starts, so the path to a final cut is clear.
Files you can publish or hand to a media buyer.
The first full structure, so you can react to story before we polish.
The picture and captions after the agreed revision rounds.
A version with titles burned in, plus a version without them when you need both.
The ratios and codecs for the placements you named.
Music, footage sources, and any license that still needs to be cleared.
A handoff link with the masters and the platform exports.
You send the goal, the runtime, the destination, and the raw files. The schedule starts once the brief and footage are both in.
You see a full cut early, not a surprise at the end. Notes at this stage are about structure.
We apply the agreed revision rounds. A new concept after approval is a new pass, and we say so before the date moves.
Final files go out in the formats you asked for, with the caption and clean versions named in the handoff.
Cuts, captions, and the export set from a finished project.
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Footage, licensing, and timing.
Share the runtime and where the video needs to live. We'll confirm the edit.
Tell us the runtime, the destination, and whether footage is ready.