Remote VIDEO AND AUDIO EDITING

We produce, edit and animate many videos for clients around the world – many of whom we have only had the pleasure of meeting virtually.

In today’s world, more virtual production is being requested as remote work increases.

We can produce and edit videos for you and your company without ever setting foot in your office and without having you come to our location!

We accomplish this using stock footage and professional voice overs. We can also utilize cell phone footage or a minimal amount of professionally captured content to use alongside the stock footage.

Utilizing Stock Footage with the use of Professional Voice Over: This can be a great way to showcase your company’s services, even if you don’t have a physical office or store front.
Cell Phone Footage or Zoom Calls Captured by you and your Team: People don’t always need a polished and highly produced video to be drawn into your company. And, with the technology used in smart phones these days, you can shoot 4K video right on your phone. Many companies are marketing their services using video captured on their smart phones. Since the pandemic, people have gotten used to seeing low budget video to convey their message. You don’t even need to hide microphones, your message comes through as authentic.
Animation – We have produced many animated videos for clients around the world.
Existing Footage and B-Roll You Own: Similar to the above categories, we can take any footage you already have and merge it with stock footage to tie your brand with the services we convey. This helps make you and your company convey your larger than life services with a smaller production cost.

Below are some examples of these types of videos.

The first playlist are videos we produced using only stock footage with b-roll. Some of the videos may include a portion of content we filmed ourselves, such as the street driving scenes in the MaxPoint video, but it gives you an idea of what can be created.

The second set of videos are ones edited together using mostly cell phone footage. Some on-site interviews may have been filmed to supplement the story line, but many are filmed by amateur video persons using their own smart phones.