Afteralls

Free Sample

Send one job.
See it come back edited.

Outsourcing is a trust problem before it is a price problem. So test it on real work first: send a piece of a live project, tell us the look you deliver in, and judge us on what comes back.

An edit suite mid-project

What to send

One real job beats a brief.

Send work you actually shot, not your best frame. A sample is only useful if it looks like the rest of what you will send us.

The files
A link to your own transfer: Drive, Dropbox, WeTransfer, Frame.io. Nothing to upload here, and nothing that expires while it sits in our queue.
The reference
A gallery, a preset, a LUT, or three images you already delivered. This is what we match to. Without it we are guessing at your style.
The result
What the finished version should look like, and anything that would make it wrong. Say it plainly. We would rather read a blunt note than infer one.

For example: 15 ceremony frames, one 40-second clip, or a single album spread.

Please make sure the link does not require a request for access.

Your files are used to produce the sample and nothing else. How we handle files

After you send

What happens next.

  1. We read it, not a form handler If anything in the brief is ambiguous we ask before we start, rather than delivering a guess and calling it a revision.
  2. One editor takes it The same person who edits your sample is the one who would edit your ongoing work, so what you are judging is what you would get.
  3. It comes back in your style Matched to the reference you sent, not to a house look. If it misses, tell us what is off and we recut it.
  4. No obligation either way If it is not right for you, that is a useful answer too. There is no follow-up sequence and nothing to cancel.

Not ready to send files?