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Paid search and paid social run as one tracked system: a landing page that keeps the ad's promise, conversion tracking, routing and follow-up, reported on cost per qualified enquiry instead of impressions.
revamps scripts, shoots and edits commercial video with a job: ad cuts for paid campaigns, product and explainer videos for landing pages, brand films, event and testimonial capture. One shoot is planned for every channel, and each cut is captioned and tagged so its response can be traced.
The video went up and the views came in. Enquiries arrived with no link to the cut that sent them, and the same edit kept running until people stopped watching. We script for one action, cut for each channel and tag every cut. Now the next video starts from evidence, not taste.
One long edit for every channel: cropped badly into Reels, too slow for a six-second slot, silent where captions were needed.
The video ends on a logo. Nobody wrote down what a viewer should do next, so nothing measures whether they did.
The same edit runs for months. Costs climb, and there is no second cut, no new hook and no plan for the refresh.
Responses arrive by form, call and WhatsApp with no record of which cut, channel or placement sent them.
Every production follows the same path. The brief names one audience and one action, the script earns that action in the first seconds, the shoot is planned for every cut, and each cut goes live with its own tag. The response then decides the next script, not the view count.
Five steps, each closed by a written sign-off. The script is approved before the shoot, so nothing is decided on set and the edit is not reopened in week four.
You tell us what the video is for and where it will run. We reply with the questions that matter, not a rate card.
We agree the audience, the one action, the channels and the cut list, then send a written scope: deliverables, shoot days and dates.
Script, storyboard or shot list, locations, talent and permits, signed off before the shoot so nothing is decided on set.
Production, then a master edit and the cut-downs for each channel, with a fixed number of change rounds per cut, set in the scope.
Every cut delivered to spec with captions and a tagged link. Once they run, we read which cut drove responses and say what the next script should change.
Six workstreams in every production. Depth changes by tier: shoot days, locations, the number of finished cuts and how far editing goes.
Audience, the one action, the channels and the hook, written and signed off before anyone books a camera.
Shot list, locations, talent, permits and schedule, planned so one shoot covers every cut.
Crew, camera, light and sound sized to the brief, from a one-location session to a multi-day production.
A master edit, then cut-downs by ratio (9:16, 1:1, 16:9) and length (6, 15, 30 seconds), captioned for sound-off viewing.
Every cut named, exported to its platform's spec and delivered with its own tagged link, so responses trace back to it.
Final files, caption files and the usage rights agreed in writing, plus a list of what the next cut should test.
Orientations per campaign
Vertical, square and horizontal, as Google Ads asks for Performance Max; without them it may generate its own
Before a viewer can skip
Shorts ads can be swiped away at once; skippable in-stream ads after 5 seconds. The hook is scripted for the first second
Tagged link
Each cut carries its own utm_content tag, so an enquiry names the cut that produced it
We do our best work when the video has a place to run and an action to drive. A short scoping call tells us both quickly.
You can name what a viewer should do next. You know where the video will run: ads, a landing page, social or a sales deck. One decision-maker signs off the script before the shoot.
You need a wedding, music video or private event filmed. You want views or followers for their own sake. You would rather decide the message on the shoot day.
Yes. Messaging structure is part of the service because production quality alone does not create a useful video asset. The script names the audience, the hook and the next step, and it is signed off before the shoot.
Yes. revamps plans the shot list around every cut it needs: a master edit, then vertical, square and horizontal versions at the lengths each channel takes, all captioned and delivered to spec.
Running campaigns is revamps Performance Marketing, scoped separately. Every cut is delivered to the platform's specs with its own tagged link, whether revamps or your team places it.
Yes. The production plan can include paid creatives, organic content sequences, or mixed asset sets if the distribution strategy is clear.
No. revamps films corporate events, launches and client testimonials when the footage has a job after the day: an ad, a landing page or a sales asset.
Four short fields, about a minute. We reply within 2 business days with questions about where the video will run and what it should drive, and a time for a short call. No automated sales sequence.
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Video only pays when the rest of the path holds. Performance Marketing places and optimises the cuts, Web Development builds the page they point to, Creative Design makes the statics, thumbnails and brand system around them. Each has its own page.

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