Orlando Video Editing and Post-Production

Video editing and post-production services for existing footage. Footage may be provided by the client or filmed by Lasting Blueprint.

Post-production can include footage organization, editing, audio cleanup, color adjustments, titles, captions, music, and final file preparation.

If filming is also required, review our video production services.

Video editing timeline in Adobe Premiere Pro during post-production for a client video project

What Is Included in Video Editing and Post-Production

Post-production can include footage organization, multi-camera editing, audio cleanup, color adjustments, titles, graphics, captions, music, and final file preparation.

01

Footage Organization and Assembly

Organizing and trimming footage and combining multiple camera angles.

02

Audio Cleanup and Color Adjustments

Cleaning up recorded audio and adjusting color across the finished edit.

03

Titles, Graphics, and Music

Adding titles, graphics, and background music when included in the project scope.

04

Captions and Final File Preparation

Creating captions and preparing final videos for websites, YouTube, social media, or other requested uses.

What Affects Video Editing Cost?

Editing quotes consider footage volume, final video requirements, music and visual needs, and the review scope.

Footage Provided

The total amount of footage provided affects the time required to organize and edit the material.

Final Video Scope

The length of the final video and the number of separate videos needed affect the quote.

Music and Visual Elements

Music licensing requirements and the level of titles, graphics, or effects required are included in the scope.

Revision Scope

Edited projects usually include two revision rounds unless the agreement states otherwise. Additional revision rounds can be quoted if needed.

Video editing timeline with multiple audio and video tracks on a computer monitor.

Quote planning: Share the footage volume, expected final length, number of videos, visual elements, and delivery requirements.

How the Video Editing Process Works

The editing process moves from footage intake through the first version, review, revisions, and final delivery.

01

Footage Received

The provided footage is received and prepared for editing.

02

First Version Assembled

A first version is assembled from the supplied material.

03

Review and Revisions

Feedback is gathered and changes are made to the edit based on the review process.

04

Final Delivery

The approved version is delivered in the requested formats.

Need Video Editing or Post-Production for Existing Footage?

Share the footage volume, expected final length, number of videos, visual requirements, and delivery needs for an editing quote.