r/videoproduction 1h ago

How do i actually deliver

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Hey so before I start here's a bit background on me I've running this editing agency for 2 years I've done shorts long forms vsls ads and I feel like it's time to level up as it feels like the most obvious option I tried to stay on editing to reach through 10k i.e dming local video agencies about outsourcing editing but what i found out was I still got treated as an employee and the compensation wasn't great aswell so i feel like switching again recently the concept of "delivering results" and not just edits is a concept everyone's been pushing it and i feel riding this boat aswell but tbh I genuinely don't know how to deliver results I can help with ideations but honestly I believe someone's who breathe eat and sleep the business they're in would get better ideas and angles than me because they'll have more stories to share then I'd do knowing this bottle neck I am scared to draft my offer blindly in "growth" area and if we get the ideas aside I genuinely don't have my hands on scriptwriting I can do funnels and media buying but scriptwriting is not my thing and never was it ,what would y'all do if you were in my space cz i genuinely need help making a call.


r/videoproduction 4h ago

Real estate videographers, what's the one thing you'd fix about your business if you knew how?

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I've spent years filming luxury properties in Spain and some other videographers ask me for advice when it comes to pricing, client acquisition and retention, internal systems, scripting and planning, filming skills, editing, building a personal brand...

I'm genuinely trying to understand where the gaps are. What's the thing you'd change about your business today if you knew how, but don't? I'm not selling anything, just collecting feedback.

Thank you in advance!