ServicesPost-Production · Digital Presence

The story, and
everything that carries it.

Two crafts, one studio standard. We edit the work and build the home for it. The story is already there. We help it come across.

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Post-Production

We cut the story.

Film editing and post-production for actors and filmmakers in Los Angeles. Editing led by a working director and lifelong editor. We shape narrative films, trailers, and reels with an instinct for tension and release. The footage is yours; the cut is the craft.

FilmShort Film EditingStory-first cuts that hold an audience from first frame to last. Structure, pacing, performance, and rhythm shaped to serve the film, with sound balanced across the whole piece.

TrailerTrailer EditingThe two minutes that make programmers and audiences want the rest. Built to meet festival and distributor requirements.

TeaserTeaser EditingA short, sharp first look designed to travel: social-ready, mood-forward, and true to the world of the film.

ReelDemo Reel EditingYour strongest work cut to lead, opening on a moment that holds and kept tight enough to get watched to the end. Sound balanced across sources, and exported ready for casting platforms.

SceneScene EditingIndividual scenes cut, trimmed, and balanced so the performance, not the production, is what reads. Ideal for fresh reel material or a specific submission.

SocialSocial Media EditingVertical cutdowns and clips paced for the feed, cut from your film and kept on-tone, not chopped into noise.

More on how the editing works, what it costs, and what turnaround looks like: post-production in Los Angeles.

Digital Presence

We build the home for it.

Website design for actors, directors, and production companies in Los Angeles. Clean, cinematic websites that read as seriously as the work you put into them. Built to send to reps, casting, financiers, and festivals.

ActorActor WebsitesA one-page site with your biography, headshots, reel, résumé, representation, casting links, and contact.

DirectorDirector WebsitesUp to four pages, with up to three projects shown in one shared layout: video, stills, description, and credits.

Co.Production Company WebsitesUp to five pages for your company, slate, team or services, and inquiries, with four projects in a shared layout.

FolioPortfolio WebsitesFor individual creatives, like cinematographers, photographers, writers, designers, and composers: up to three pages and four projects.

FilmFilm WebsitesA one-page site for a single film: poster, synopsis, trailer, stills, credits, festival information, press kit, and where to watch.

StudioCreative Business WebsitesUp to four pages that explain your services, show your work, and make it easy for clients to inquire.

More on how the sites get built, and the ones that are live right now: website design for actors and filmmakers.

Process

How a project runs.

Step 01

Inquiry

Tell us about the work through a short form. We reply in writing with questions or a plan and a quote.

Step 02

Plan

Once the scope is agreed, you get a project page with a questionnaire and a checklist of what we need from you.

Step 03

Build

We design and edit, then post each version to your page. You send your notes as one set and approve what's ready. Revisions are part of the process.

Step 04

Deliver

Final files and handoff notes land on your page, ready to send to reps, casting, and festivals.

Everything happens in writing, on your own schedule. No calls are needed to book or finish a project, though you can always ask for one.

Not sure what you need?

Tell us about the work.
We'll handle the rest.

Tell us where you're trying to get, a rep, a festival, a release, and we'll suggest the right mix of work and a clear quote.