White-label + credited agency support
White-label post-production for agencies.
I help agencies, production companies, and internal creative teams add senior post-production capacity without adding another layer of management. I can own a defined scope or join an established team in a focused role.
Editing, motion design, 3D/VFX, sound, finishing, reviews, and handoff stay coordinated around the brief. Client contact, credits, confidentiality, and file ownership are agreed before work begins.
Where this fits
Built for the moments when the team needs more reach.
The engagement can be narrow or comprehensive. The important part is knowing who owns the work, who approves it, and how it returns to the agency.
A full post scope
Hand off the edit-through-finish portion of a campaign, brand film, sizzle, or screen package to one senior lead.
A defined specialist role
Bring me into an existing pipeline for editorial, motion, 3D/VFX, Unreal Engine, sound design, or finishing.
A compressed production window
Add senior capacity for a pitch, launch, overflow period, or delivery sprint with a clearly bounded scope.
Typical scope
Senior craft that fits the agency's operating model.
I can work inside your review tools and approval structure, communicate directly with the production team, and return organized files in the agreed format.
Editorial + story
Selects, structural editing, pacing, music development, and master-film construction from supplied footage or an active brief.
Motion + VFX
Motion systems, typography, compositing, 3D, real-time work, cleanup, and shot-level effects where the piece needs them.
Sound + finish
Sound design, mix preparation, graphics integration, quality checks, and delivery versions kept coherent with the edit.
White-label handoff
Naming, source files, project organization, client contact, credits, and confidentiality handled to the agency's requirements.
How the work moves
Clear ownership without forcing a new process on the team.
For agency work, I can use the team's existing review stack and approval flow. We still define the decision owner, review stages, included rounds, and handoff requirements before production starts.
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Align the project
Define the goal, deliverables, stakeholders, decision owner, timing, and what already exists. A polished brief is not required.
- 02
Map the work
Agree the approach, milestones, approval stages, included feedback rounds, assumptions, and fee before production begins.
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Build, review, and approve
I build the work and share it at agreed checkpoints, with feedback consolidated and approval recorded before the next stage begins.
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Finish and hand off
Complete final checks, confirm approvals, and deliver organized assets in the agreed formats.
Relevant work
Selected projects for this kind of scope.
For Chris Velona
Chris Velona: Director/DP Showcase
Editorial · Motion/VFX · Sound design
A career-spanning showcase with a human point of view, created to broaden Chris's presence as a director and producer through editorial, motion/VFX, and sound.
View case study
For the Tom Steyer 2020 campaign
Tom Steyer: 2020 Campaign Recaps
Editorial · Motion graphics · VFX · Color · Sound
A series of campaign recap films edited and finished while traveling with the 2020 Democratic caucus campaign.
View case studyPractical questions
What buyers usually need to know.
Can you work completely white-label?
Yes. Portfolio use, credits, client contact, communication channels, and confidentiality can be restricted or defined in the scope before work begins.
Can you join our existing Frame.io, Slack, or review workflow?
Yes. Agency engagements can stay inside the team's established communication, review, approval, and file-delivery systems.
Do you only take complete post-production scopes?
No. I can lead the complete post pipeline or take a clearly defined role such as editing, motion design, VFX, real-time production, sound design, or finishing.
How do you price agency work?
Agency work can be scoped as a fixed-fee project or focused production sprint once the deliverables, schedule, review rounds, assumptions, and handoff are clear.
Start with what you know
Need senior post capacity behind the team?
Send the brief, schedule, current team shape, and the part of the pipeline that needs ownership. I will reply with fit, questions, and the clearest next step.
Request a project estimateA polished brief is not required.