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Pre-production involves all of the creative and technical aspects that must be prepared and considered before filming even begins.
This includes creating a visual plan for the film, deciding what b-roll to capture, and preparing interview questions that match your business brand and goals, while ensuring your video is unique.
This is when equipment, scheduling, and all organization in preparation for filming takes place.
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Time, transportation, set-up, and equipment costs must all be taken into account during filming. The planning and creative aspects from pre-production are implemented during this stage, but flexibility during interviews and scene filming are required to develop a clear and engaging story.
Pricing for filming only is typically $100/hour, but can vary based on project requirements.
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Editing is the most time-consuming aspect of the filmmaking process. The editing process includes:
Reading and organizing interview transcripts and adjusting interview audio to ensure you sound confident and transitions seamlessly
Organizing and editing in b-roll based on the story developed in the interview edit
Color correction and effect animation, such as transitions and title cards
Music specifically chosen and edited to enhance the video’s story, tone, and message
Editing requires both creativity and technical skill to build a story based around your creative vision and goals.
Because every project is different, pricing differs based on video length and editing requirements.
