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What kind of film?

Live-action filmFilmed with a crew: people, places, interviews.Live action with animationA shoot plus animated graphics or explainer sections.AnimationMotion graphics, illustration or 3D, with no shoot.Edit from existing footageCut from footage you already have, with graphics and sound.

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How many edits for different audiences?

Different edits of the same film for different audiences or markets.

One2 or 34 or more

How many languages?

Subtitles in each extra language, or a full voiceover.

One2 or 34 or more

How many short cut-downs for social?

Short edits for feeds, re-framed for vertical and square.

None1 to 34 to 67 or more

Will you use actors, presenters or voiceover artists?

Their fees grow with how widely the film is used.

No, our own peopleYes, online and internal useYes, in paid ads, TV or cinema

How many rounds of changes?

Each extra round adds edit and producer time.

Up to two3 or 45 or more

Where is the shoot?

Extra shoot days, location fees and travel.

One city2 or 3 citiesSeveral countries

When do you need it?

Rush jobs keep moving round the clock between our edit teams in Singapore, London and San Francisco.

Six weeks or moreUnder three weeks

Most clients spend

Live-action film

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