For clients who want a higher level of creative partnership.
This includes strategy, content planning, in-person batch filming, video editing, scheduling, and reporting. It is designed for clients who want a consistent and more hands on content management assistance.
Support focuses on:
✔ Everything included in Video Editing & Content Support
✔ On-site content capture at your business, event, workspace, or approved location.
✔ Creative direction during filming
✔ Cinematic 4K video capture
✔ Production level video editing
✔ Caption and scheduling support
✔ Analytics tracking and reporting
✔ Ongoing creative oversight
Ongoing review of content performance, with insights on what is working, what can be adjusted, and how future content can be shaped with more intention.
Approved content is scheduled, keeping your posts organized and helping your content go out consistently without requiring you to manually publish everything yourself.
Edited videos created from batch shoot footage, with attention to pacing, structure, captions, text overlays, flow, and platform-friendly formatting. Special attention to audio editing and color timing.
A content calendar built around your goals, upcoming promotions, brand priorities, and audience. This keeps your content organized and helps each post connect to a bigger purpose.
Guidance during shoot days so the content feels intentional, natural, and aligned with your brand. This may include framing, movement, shot variety, talking points, transitions, and visual storytelling.
Planned shoot dates designed to capture a month or week of content in one focused session. This gives your brand a stronger visual presence without the pressure of filming everything on your own.
"Rachel took our half formed ideas, messy footage, and ‘we should probably post something’ energy and turned it into content that actually felt strategic, polished, and easy to use."
- Earl LeGette
"Working with Rachel felt like finally handing the content chaos to someone who could actually make sense of it. She turned scattered ideas, random footage, and a very neglected camera roll into content that felt polished, intentional, and still completely like us."
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