Frame Studio

Video post-production

Video editing that tells a story.

Frame Studio turns raw footage into videos that are ready to publish: long-form YouTube videos, vertical Shorts, Reels and TikToks, and clean captions. Every edit is shaped around the story, the pacing and the people who will watch it.

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Video editing services

Choose a service based on where you want to publish and the footage you already have. Each one can be ordered on its own or combined.

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YouTube video editing

We review all of your footage, pick the strongest takes and build a clear story with a hook in the first seconds. Cuts, B-roll, music, sound clean-up and level balancing are included, so vlogs, interviews, tutorials and narrative videos keep viewers watching.

Choose YouTube editing
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Short-form video editing

We find the moments that work on their own, reframe them for vertical screens and add large, readable on-screen text. Each clip is cut to the length that suits YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels or TikTok, with a strong opening and a clean ending.

Choose short-form editing
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Captions and subtitles

We transcribe speech, correct names and terms, sync every line to the voice and split it into short, easy-to-read lines. You receive an SRT file for upload, captions burned into the video, or both.

Choose captions and subtitles

Editing process

Three steps, with a review round in the middle so the final cut matches what you had in mind.

  1. Agree on the brief

    Confirm the publishing platform, target length, deadline and a few reference videos whose style you like. Send the raw footage through a shared folder.

  2. Review the first cut

    Watch the first version and leave feedback with timestamps, for example "02:15 – cut this pause". The editor adjusts pacing, audio, text and captions.

  3. Get files ready to publish

    Approve the final cut and receive your files in the agreed aspect ratio and resolution, plus caption files if you ordered them.

What makes an edit work

Most viewers decide in the first few seconds whether to keep watching. A good edit opens with the most interesting moment, removes repeated or slow parts, and keeps the picture changing often enough to hold attention without feeling rushed.

Sound matters as much as the picture. Clear speech at a steady level, music that sits under the voice and sound effects that match what is on screen make a video feel professional even when it was filmed on a phone.

Captions help too: many people watch with the sound off, and captions make a video easier to follow for everyone. Read more in our frequently asked questions or learn how Frame Studio works.

Create a video editing brief

Summarize your project in a few lines and copy the brief to share with an editor. Nothing is sent anywhere: your text stays in your browser.