Vertical video
Vertical video built to survive three seconds
Filming and editing short-form video built from the first frame for Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts — at the publishing pace the format demands, not one shoot a quarter.
Vertical video isn’t a normal video cropped down. It’s filmed differently, cut differently, and loses its audience in the first three seconds if the opening doesn’t hook them.
We film in batches: several pieces in a single session, built to last weeks of posting, and edit each one with the pacing, cuts and captions that format needs to hold retention.
We work with your actual business — your team, your product, your day-to-day — not generic templates that read as bought content on sight.
How We Work
How we work
- 01
Script
We define hooks, formats and topics that work for your sector.
- 02
Shoot
We film several pieces in a single session at your premises.
- 03
Edit
Cutting, captions and pacing adapted to each platform.
- 04
Calendar
We deliver the pieces scheduled across several weeks of posting.
What’s included
- Script and hooks per piece
- Filming at your premises or on location
- Editing with captions and the format’s native pacing
- Delivery adapted for Reels, TikTok and Shorts
Who it’s for
- Businesses wanting to post short video on a real, consistent basis
- Personal brands and leadership teams wanting to show their face
- Businesses with a visual product or service: retail, hospitality, beauty
- Accounts already running social media management who need more video volume
Pairs with social media management
If we already run your social calendar, this service feeds it with the video the format demands. If not, it can be hired on its own to feed your existing channels.
For even higher volume without filming every week, it pairs with AI-generated content built from the same raw material.
What you get
Short video at the pace the format demands.
- Pieces for several weeks per session
- Video cut to retain from the first second
- Formats ready per platform
- Content from your real business, not templates