For creators
You keep filming. The edit, the Shorts and the thumbnail come back ready to upload.
Wait for it
Raw vs
final
Stand-in photo (replace with real behind-the-scenes shots if Lior has them). Confirm the creator service list with Lior.
Same shot, raw on the left, graded on the right.
You film it.
I cut it.
Video editing and design for YouTube creators and brands. Long-form edits, Shorts, thumbnails and the graphics around them, from one person.
Scroll into the edit
Raw in.
Finished out.
That's the job: take what came off your camera and hand back a video people watch to the end.
The dead air goes and the hook moves to the front. Levels get evened out with music underneath. Captions are burned in for Shorts, every clip gets one consistent color, and the thumbnail is designed to get the click.
Two kinds
of clients
Channels that need to upload on schedule, and businesses that need video and graphics that look like the same brand made them.
For brands
Promo edits and social content cut from what you shot, with graphics that match.
Your brandPromo edit
Stand-in photo (replace with real). Confirm the brand service list with Lior.
Every shape
it ships in
One shoot turns into a long video, a stack of Shorts, a thumbnail and the channel graphics. Drag to turn the wall.
Raw in.
Finished out.
Raw vs
final
Your brandPromo edit
Your
channel
When Lior sends real pieces, these format cards become his work: poster + 6-second loop + role/deliverable per piece (see Work page).
How a project runs
Four steps, and you only have to do the first one.
- 00:00
Send the footage
A brief and a folder link: raw files, your logo if you have one, and a video whose feel you like.
- 00:15
First cut
A complete draft on a private review link, not a rough assembly.
- 00:30
Your notes
Comments pinned to the exact second. I make the changes.
- 00:45
Delivered
Final files, the Shorts and the thumbnail, ready to upload.
Confirm Lior's actual steps and review tool (Frame.io? Drive comments?).
One person,
start to finish
The person who reads your brief is the person who cuts the video and designs the thumbnail. Nothing gets handed to someone else halfway through, and the style doesn't change between uploads.
Real portrait of Lior (4:5) for this slot, plus 2–3 lines of bio in his own words.
About the studioBefore
you ask
How much does editing a video cost?
Every project gets a fixed quote before any work starts. The price depends on how much raw footage there is, how finished it needs to look, and how many Shorts and thumbnails come with it. Send a brief and you get a number, not a range.
Pricing model (per video / per finished minute / monthly) and a "from" price, if Lior wants one public.
How long does it take?
It depends on the length of the footage and the finish it needs, so the delivery date is written into the quote. If you have a fixed upload date, put it in the brief and plan backwards from there.
Typical turnaround per format (long-form, Shorts, thumbnails) and whether rush jobs are possible.
How do I send you my footage?
Share a folder link: Google Drive, Dropbox, WeTransfer or Frame.io all work. Put in the raw, untrimmed files, your logo and fonts if you have them, and one video whose feel you like. That last one saves the most back-and-forth.
Confirm which transfer tools Lior accepts and any file-size limit.
Can you do the thumbnail and the Shorts too?
Yes. Editing and design come from the same person, so the long video, the Shorts cut from it and the thumbnail can go out as one package that looks like it belongs together.
Can we start with a test edit?
Ask for one in your brief. A single short piece is the quickest way to see whether the style fits before you commit to a series.
Trial policy: free sample, paid test edit, or none.
Send the footage.
Tell me what you shot and when it has to go out. I'll reply with a plan and a quote.
Reply window (e.g. "one business day") — only if Lior commits to one.
Start a project