Senior time on junior tasks
Your strongest editors spend days exporting versions instead of working on the next pitch.
Your team makes the hero film. We handle the long tail: 6, 10 and 15 second cutdowns, every aspect ratio, language versions and end-card changes. Files are delivered under your agency's name, in your naming convention, on agreed deadlines.
Adaptation work clogs senior editors and squeezes agency margins.
Your strongest editors spend days exporting versions instead of working on the next pitch.
Campaign launches bring hundreds of versions in one week, then nothing for a month.
Without clear rules, small text changes multiply across every size and language.
You send the master and a matrix: sizes, durations, languages and placements.
We confirm the price and deadline for the matrix before starting.
Versions are built from your project files, keeping fonts, motion and brand rules.
Files arrive in your naming convention with a checklist of every version.
A price per version set, so you can quote your client before work starts.
One round of changes per set is included; extra rounds are priced in advance.
We sign your NDA and never contact your client.
| Master | Adaptations | |
|---|---|---|
| Duration | 30 seconds | 15, 10 and 6 second cutdowns |
| Aspect ratio | 16:9 | 9:16, 4:5, 1:1 and 16:9 |
| Language | English | Up to 4 extra languages |
| End card | One version | Per market and per retailer |
€250 per master
€750 per master
Quote
Turnaround for a campaign set is 3 business days after the files arrive.
Yes. For quality adaptations we work from After Effects or Premiere projects with fonts and assets.
Yes. We can use your file share, naming rules and review tool.
One round covers a list of changes sent at once. A change applied across all versions counts as one round.
Yes, before receiving any files.
Send a rough version matrix or describe the campaign. We will reply with a price and deadline.
This service is launching: we are collecting our first requests and agreeing terms with each company individually. Sending a request does not commit you to anything.