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Tell us what you're making, what you already have and what you need help with.

What do you need help with?

We work with a small number of clients at a time and answer every message within 24 hours.

What happens next

  1. 01

    You tell us what you're making.

  2. 02

    We talk through what you actually need.

  3. 03

    If it's a fit, we agree on scope and price.

Partnerships start at $1,500 / month. Paid test projects from $350–500.

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FAQ

Before you get in touch

What does a typical partnership cost?

Content partnerships start at $1,500/month. The actual investment depends on the amount of content, production level, footage, turnaround and supporting deliverables.

Is there a raw footage limit?

We don't use a fixed raw footage limit. We scope projects around the total production involved, so larger footage pools can affect the investment and/or turnaround.

What if I have several hours of footage?

That's completely workable. We look at the total production burden rather than an arbitrary footage ceiling. If a project requires substantially more footage review, organization or editorial work, we'll account for that in the scope.

Do you offer thumbnails?

Yes. Thumbnails and visual packaging can be included when they're part of the content operation. The scope depends on the level of concept development, assets, compositing and iteration required.

Do you work on one-off projects?

Yes. We can start with a paid test or one-off project when it makes sense. Paid tests are $350–500. For clients publishing consistently, we generally recommend an ongoing partnership.

How does turnaround work?

Turnaround depends on the production scope. Standard projects follow an agreed production schedule, while larger or more complex projects may require additional time.

How does the process work?

Film. Send us the footage. We handle the production. You review. We refine. Then you get finished content ready to publish.

Do you guarantee views or growth?

No. We control the production, not the algorithm or the audience.