Showreel / Selected frames
Work with a pulse.
This is the work we would show you across a table if we were in the same room. Eleven pieces from our India-based studio: four vertical Reels for healthcare, clinic, fitness and brand content, a cinematic commercial, a brand showreel, two animated ads, a logo reveal and two visualizations in 2D and 3D. Press play, then read the short note under each one to see what the edit is doing and why. Our video editing portfolio runs from a six-second logo reveal to a one-minute showreel. If a piece looks close to the video you need, tell us, and we will quote something similar.
Last updated: October 2026
Quick answer: You can judge a video edit in about twenty seconds. Watch the first second, mute it once, feel the rhythm and look at the finish.
Quick answer: Start with three pieces: the Healthcare Reel, the Cinematic Commercial and 2D Animated Ad 01. Together they cover calm, cinematic and fast.
Quick answer: Match your situation to a piece: clinics to the Healthcare and Aesthetic Clinic Reels, movement-based practices to the Fitness and Physio Reel, brand mood to the Cinematic Commercial and product explanations to the animated ads.
Quick answer: Our portfolio has eleven pieces in three groups: four vertical Reels, two commercial pieces, and five motion, animation and visualization pieces. Each has its own note on what the edit is doing.
Four vertical pieces, all built for phones. If you want the full explanation of how a Reel is made, read about our Instagram reels editing services.
Patient-first healthcare storytelling, shaped for a clear, credible vertical cut. The headline on our own page for this piece is "Expert care, framed with clarity", and the edit follows it. The pace stays measured, the key points sit in captions and the finish is clean. In healthcare, calm reads as trustworthy, so nothing here shouts.
What to notice: how little the edit tries to show off.
A polished clinic edit that balances visual precision with an approachable pace. Aesthetic content can feel cold if it is cut too tightly, so we kept the rhythm friendly while keeping the picture crisp. We describe this one as "precision made visually effortless".
What to notice: the transitions. They are quiet on purpose.
Movement-led physiotherapy content, cut for clarity, energy and vertical viewing. "Recovery in motion" is the idea. The movement stays on screen long enough to understand, the cuts follow the action and the captions carry the explanation, so a viewer can follow along even on mute.
What to notice: where the cut happens in relation to the movement.
A quick behind-the-scenes sequence introducing the people behind the work. It is how we introduce ourselves, edited the way we edit for everyone else: a clear opening, fast pacing and a finish that matches the brand. You can meet the team in more detail on our about page.
What to notice: how a team introduction stays watchable at thirty seconds.
Two pieces where the edit has more room to build mood. See how we approach this kind of work in our commercial video editing and ad video editing services.
A cinematic vertical cut with pace, texture and atmosphere. Most vertical video is fast and bright. This one slows down on purpose, lets shots breathe and leans on sound and look to build a feeling. It shows that vertical does not have to mean frantic.
What to notice: the length of the shots, and what the sound is doing.
A focused vertical showcase of a client's work, and the longest piece on this page. A showreel is an editing challenge of its own, because many different shots must feel like one story. The cuts, the order and the rhythm hold a full minute together.
What to notice: how the energy rises and falls, so the minute never goes flat.
Five pieces made of design and movement rather than camera footage. For the thinking behind them, see our motion graphics video services and our 2D and 3D animation video services.
Product-led motion built to make the message land fast. In thirteen seconds there is no time to warm up, so the product and the point arrive almost immediately. The square frame suits feed placements.
What to notice: how soon you know what is being sold.
A compact animated spot with crisp graphic timing. At seven seconds, every frame carries weight. Type, shape and movement are timed tightly, so nothing lingers and nothing is missed.
What to notice: the timing of each element's arrival.
A clean brand reveal shaped through purposeful motion. A logo animation should be short enough to forget and good enough to recognise. It opens or closes a video without slowing it down.
What to notice: the last frame, which is where the logo has to look its best.
Layered visual storytelling that makes the idea easy to follow. Complex ideas get simpler when they are built up one layer at a time. Each new element enters when the viewer is ready for it, so the explanation never feels crowded.
What to notice: the order in which information appears.
Dimensional product visualization with a polished ad finish. 3D lets us show an object from angles a camera could not reach, with lighting and movement chosen for the product. The widescreen frame gives it room.
What to notice: how the light moves across the surface.
Quick answer: Every sample was chosen to show one post-production skill clearly: hook-led pacing, visual hierarchy, branded captions, motion design, animation, and atmosphere and sequencing.
Quick answer: Three decisions shaped almost everything here: the opening goes first, captions are designed rather than pasted on, and less is usually more.
Quick answer: The shape of each video follows the place it was made for: 9:16 vertical for phones and stories, 1:1 square for feeds and 16:9 widescreen for websites, YouTube and presentations.
If you need the same idea in all three shapes, ask for every ratio from one master. Our social media video editing services cover that.
Quick answer: Weddings, podcasts, long YouTube edits, corporate explainers and VFX clean-ups are part of our work but are not on this page yet. Ask, and we will tell you what we can share.
You can read about each one on our video editing services page.
Quick answer: You receive one approved master plus exports in the ratios you ask for, usually 9:16, 1:1 and 16:9, with captions and basic colour correction included. Motion and animation work also includes the source project.
Nothing is a surprise on delivery day, because the scope is written down before we begin.
These are real pieces of work from our own studio files. We show them to demonstrate pacing, captions, motion and finish, and we keep client details private unless a client has agreed to be named.
#01Yes. Tell us which piece is closest to what you need, along with your footage, goal and deadline, and we will send a scoped quote. Our video editing projects start from ₹3,500.
#02We work from Kalyan, in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, and edit for brands and creators across Mumbai, India and overseas. Everything runs online, so you can brief us from anywhere.
#03Our video editing projects start from ₹3,500. The final price depends on the footage, runtime, motion and animation involved, the number of versions and the speed you need, and we send a scoped quote before editing begins.
#04Short-form pieces such as these Reels can be ready in 24–48 hours when the footage, brief and review windows are in place. Longer or more complex work takes the time we quote up front.
#05The shape follows the place the video was made for. The Reels, the commercial and the showreel are 9:16 for phones, the animated ads and the explainer are 1:1 for feeds, and the logo animation and 3D visualization are 16:9 for websites and presentations.
#06Yes. Ask for every ratio you need from one approved master, usually 9:16, 1:1 and 16:9, and we frame each version properly instead of cropping it.
#07Those services are part of our work but are not on this page yet. Ask us, and we will tell you what we can share.
#08You receive one approved master plus exports in the ratios you ask for, with burned-in captions and a subtitle file when you need them. Basic colour correction and clean audio are included, and motion and animation work includes the source project.
#09Found a piece that feels right? Send us its name, along with your footage and a short brief, and we will shape the sequence, lock the cut and deliver every master. Get a Free Quote or message an editor on WhatsApp +91 91373 38678. You can also see how a project runs from first brief to final render.