Can you edit footage filmed by another crew?
Yes. We can review footage recorded by your team or another production company. Send a sample and tell us how many cameras, audio recorders and hours of material you have. We will assess the files and agree the deliverables before work begins.
What if the cameras were not synchronised on the day?
Separate recordings can often be lined up using sound, visible cues or timecode. The result depends on what each file contains. We check the sources first and explain any limitations before quoting the edit.
Can you make a full recording and shorter highlights?
Yes. We can scope a complete performance, talk or conference recording alongside a separate highlights film or shorter excerpts. Those are distinct edits, so tell us which versions you need.
Can you improve uneven sound and colour between cameras?
We can balance usable recordings and colour-match shots so the programme feels consistent. Severely distorted, missing or damaged source material may limit what can be recovered; we will flag this when we inspect the files.
How do we send you the footage?
Tell us the amount of footage and the file formats first. We will agree a suitable transfer method for the originals. A small sample or viewing link is helpful when you first enquire.
How is multi-camera editing priced?
We estimate the edit after reviewing the footage length, number of cameras, sound and finished versions. The hourly rate and current tax treatment are shown in the pricing section above. Your estimate will confirm the included review rounds; a change in direction or extra outputs may add editing time.
Can you film the project as well?
Yes. We also plan and record multi-camera productions. If the shoot is still ahead, tell us about the venue, contributors and intended edit so the camera and audio plan supports the final film.