Good questions. Straight answers.

Clipping turns existing footage into short-form content and a publishing plan. Logo campaigns build brand visibility through placements. UGC commissions new product-led videos. Each can be scoped on its own or connected around a campaign.

Yes. Start with clipping, logo campaigns or UGC. We agree the deliverables, responsibilities and timeline before work begins.

We discuss your audience, content, budget range and launch window. Then we define the creative, usage and distribution scope that fits.

A range is a useful starting point. Pricing depends on the assets, production needs, publishing scope and usage requirements agreed for your campaign.

We start with the audience and message, then consider the available footage, product and publishing context. Approved claims, content boundaries and review steps are set in the brief.

Views count video plays. Impressions count content displays. Published output counts posts, videos or reels. We keep these units separate, and none is a count of unique people or a promise of future results.

Supply footage you own or have permission to use. Music, talent, edits and publishing rights need to cover the intended campaign scope.

Only when those deliverables and rights are included in the agreed project. Production, posting and paid-media licensing are discussed separately.

The scope defines what is reported. That may include delivered assets, published links, clip output and available platform viewing data. Views are kept distinct from sales.