When a campaign needs multiple cuts, and the next shoot is already in the edit queue, Offshore Clipping gives agencies and production houses extra editing capacity while they retain final creative approval.
Offshore Clipping offers scalable video editing teams for agencies and production houses that need extra post-production capacity. Clients can bring in editors for a busy period, arrange ongoing support for recurring releases, or outsource an entire batch of videos under a single brief.
An agency preparing a campaign might need a main video, shorter cutdowns, and vertical versions from the same footage. A production house may need help when two shoots move into post-production in the same week. Both can assign part of the workload to Offshore Clipping while keeping final approval in-house.
The company handles cuts and transitions, colour grading, sound cleanup, motion graphics, captions, and platform-specific exports. Clients can send raw footage for a full edit or hand over an existing cut that needs sound work, graphics, or versions for different channels.
How Projects Move From Brief to Delivery
The client management team receives the request and discusses the brief, deliverables, and timeline with the client. Offshore Clipping stores the footage on its in-house cloud and shares the files and agreed requirements with its video editing team. The team then assigns editors with the skills needed for the project.
A brief for multiple versions can specify the running time, aspect ratio, and delivery format for each cut. Agencies can also supply brand guidelines, graphics or a reference edit. Those details give the team a common set of instructions when several editors are assigned to the work.
The quality assurance team reviews the completed edit. Client management then checks the video against the agreed requirements before delivery. If the client wants a change after seeing the edit, the same team handles the request and coordinates the update with the editors.
That division of work gives clients a single point of contact when several edits are underway. It also gives the editing team room to assign work by skill. For example, a batch may include straightforward cutdowns alongside videos that need motion graphics or more detailed sound work.
Editing Capacity and Trial Projects
Offshore Clipping offers white-label editing for agencies that deliver work under their own brand. Clients can also request a non-disclosure agreement, including for unreleased campaigns or footage. The company discusses turnaround when it scopes each project, taking the volume of footage, the editing requirements, and the number of deliverables into account.
Offshore Clipping’s video team has served more than 1,000 clients worldwide since 2020. There are up to 20 video editors in the team. The team’s work spans social and product videos, corporate and training content, wedding or event videos, YouTube videos, and podcasts.
For recurring work, a client can discuss the publishing schedule and the number of videos expected in each batch. For a one-off production, the scope can be set around a delivery date and a list of required cuts. The same client management team coordinates the handoff in either case.
Agencies and production houses can request a free first edit using their own footage. A trial gives the client a chance to review how the team follows a brief, matches the intended style, and prepares the requested format. If the edit meets their requirements, the client can place a bulk order.
For project enquiries or to request a trial edit, visit Offshore Clipping.
About Offshore Clipping
Offshore Clipping provides video post-production, photo editing and 3D modelling services. The company works with agencies, production houses, brands and other clients that outsource visual production work.
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