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Trailers.

For filmmakers taking a finished film to festivals, distributors, and audiences.

From $850 · one-time starting price, USD

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Starting package

Included5
  • A trailer cut from the full film
  • Built to festival and distributor requirements
  • Music and sound design pass
  • Festival-spec exports
  • Two revision rounds
What you send3
  • The film, or its selects
  • Music you have the rights to, or a note that you need some
  • Any festival or distributor specs

Color grading, captions, and social cutdowns are quoted separately.

One-time starting prices in USD, with two revision rounds. The final price depends on the footage and runtime.

Optional additions

01Finishing2 options
  • Color gradingQuoted separately
  • Captions or subtitlesQuoted separately
02Versions2 options
  • Social cutdownFrom $75 per clip
  • Extra version or aspect ratioQuoted separately
03Timing2 options
  • Extra revision roundQuoted separately
  • Rush turnaroundQuoted separately

Add-ons are quoted with your edit, so you know the full price before we start.

What to prepare

01Your checklist4 items
  • The film, or its selects
  • Any music you have the rights to
  • Title, credit, and laurel text
  • Festival or distributor delivery specs

You can get in touch before everything is ready. We'll confirm what we need once you book.

Questions

Can you cut social versions from the trailer?

Yes. Social cutdowns are an optional addition, from $75 per clip.

How long does it take?

It depends on the footage and the scope, so you get a specific timeline with your quote rather than a guess up front.

Is color grading included?

No. Sound is balanced as part of every edit, and color grading is available as an additional cost, quoted with your edit.

Do you work with people outside Los Angeles?

Yes. The studio is in Los Angeles, but editing happens on files, so where you are is not a limit. Footage comes in over a link and cuts go back the same way.

Los Angeles · Booking 2026

Send us the film.

Tell us what the piece is for and where it needs to go. You'll get a clear plan, a timeline, and a quote.