Video Editing 

Storage depends on workflow. If using cloud recording platforms, original files are stored in the platform’s cloud under your subscription. Alternatively, files can be stored locally on your computer.

Yes. If a mistake happens, the recording continues. The speaker simply pauses and repeats from the previous sentence. These moments are easily cleaned up in the edit using simple cuts or digital zooms.

No. There are recording workflows that allow files to go straight to the cloud. Editors can access the files directly, edit them and publish without the client needing to save, upload or transfer anything manually.

No. File sizes are manageable, and most users won’t need extra storage initially. If storage becomes an issue, an external solid-state drive can be added easily.

It’s not essential at the start. Most cloud based recording platforms automatically timestamp files, making them easy to find later. However you save your recording, file management best practices are introduced in your coaching.

The recording is saved to a solid-state drive (via switcher recorder upgrade) or on your computer. At the end of the session, the files are uploaded or handed to the editor, who then downloads them and edits everything together.

The editor receives high-quality recordings as .mp4 files.

For standard content like market updates, turnaround can be under 24 hours once the workflow is established.

A pilot concept video establishes branding, structure, and expectations. Once approved, future videos require minimal iteration, reducing cost and turnaround time. There is no lock-in contract, just month-to-month and can be paused or adjusted at any time.

Multiple videos if you follow our process. Eight hours typically suits repeatable content with an approved structure, branding, and format. Once a style is locked in, videos can be turned around efficiently with minimal editing time.

No. Video editing is not included and is offered as a separate subscription service.

Editing is billed on an hourly basis. It starts at two hours  to 32 hours per month, with most clients average around eight hours per month, though usage varies depending on content needs. Not all videos require editing.

Yes. Editing is offered as an add-on using offshore editors. The process starts with a pilot video to lock in style and expectations. Once approved, future videos are replicated efficiently without heavy revisions. Editing is purchased in hourly blocks.

No. Advice is provided on multiple editing options. The in-house service is offered for convenience and speed, but clients are free to use other solutions.

No. Many videos can be recorded cleanly and sent straight to clients without editing. Editing is mainly for polishing, branding, or integrating additional assets. Editing is optional and only needed if you want refinements later.

Editing is used to polish videos, apply branding, integrate assets, and prepare content for publishing. Once the look and feel is established, the process becomes very fast and repeatable.

Yes. Once the Desktop Studio is established, the team can handle editing and uploading so you can simply approve and publish.

Baked-in recordings capture everything in one file and are ready immediately. Editable recordings capture separate video sources for post-production/editing flexibility.