Choose the work your material needs.
A folder of usable footage is a different starting point from a blank brief. The distinction matters because concept development, scripting and production are real work, not simply extra time in the edit.
| Service | You supply | BlueRock handles | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard supplied-footage editing | Up to 10 minutes of usable footage for each of up to 4 videos | Selection, cuts, subtitles, appropriate music, cover; finished video up to 60 seconds | Up to 4 on Start, 10 on Growth, 15 on Pro |
| Advanced or new short-form video | Business objective and approved facts | Concept, script, direction and agreed production/editing | Request an Estimate |
| Campaign / Commercial Video | Campaign goals and a production brief | A separately scoped production project | Custom Quote |
Standard footage editing is part of the monthly plan.
Send usable footage and explain what the viewer should understand. Your plan includes up to 4, 10 or 15 edits with selection, cuts, subtitles, appropriate music and a cover. Each finished video can run up to 60 seconds from up to 10 minutes of supplied footage.
Each edit uses one of your plan’s publications and includes two revision rounds. There is no separate surcharge simply because the chosen format is video. Longer recordings, complex cleanup, effects or a longer final film need a separate estimate.
New short-form production starts with a brief.
When a video needs to be created from a concept, BlueRock agrees the idea, script, visual direction, production method and outputs before preparing an estimate. Duration, format variants, source requirements and revisions are part of that separate scope.
We do not provide on-location filming or photography for Managed Social. Confirm the required inputs and permissions before treating a concept as ready for production.
Commercial production needs a separate scope.
A campaign film can involve a broader brief, multiple deliverables and more involved creative work. BlueRock quotes it as a separate project after reviewing the requirements. It is not included in the monthly plans.
An advanced production estimate buys the agreed assets; publishing them still uses the monthly allowance unless additional volume is agreed. The builder keeps custom estimates outside fixed totals.