Still running the same poster ad. A commercial, a creator cut, and a face the brand owns.
Product commercials and UGC ads for US, UK and Canadian product brands. First cut in 3 days, final ad in 7. Work with us directly in Slack, with real-time updates and no waiting on email.
The film that can run paid.
The version the feed will actually watch.
One face, owned by the brand, used in both.
Short-form video editing for creators, coaches and brands
Raw clip in, scroll-stopping edit out in 48 hours. Work with us directly in Slack.
Posting every day does not work when every clip looks like the rest of the feed.
Directed editing, custom iOS motion graphics, and colour grade in one 48-hour workflow.
We take the raw clip from your phone or camera, cut every dead breath, build bespoke iOS liquid-glass callouts and B-roll picture-in-picture cards, and return a finished spot in Slack.
Raw footage vs. the studio edit.
Every frame answers to the look: iOS liquid-glass UI callouts, skin-tone grade & halation bloom, macro B-roll PiP, and timed captions.
Every edit is directed for your feed. Nothing is pulled off a shelf.
Simple pricing. Start with a single edit or a monthly pack.
What happens after you send your clip.
Built for US, UK and Canadian creators, coaches and brands.
Every hook, caption and cut is paced for how Instagram Reels, TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Meta ads run in the US, the UK and Canada. Plain English, the right spelling for your market, and a first three seconds that earns the rest.
Questions before you book.
Send a raw clip. Get a free sample edit in 48 hours.
No deck of packages. Share a link to your raw talking-head or b-roll clip and we will reply with a custom sample edit and Slack invite.
We have your brief. Here is what happens next.
Nothing goes into a ticket queue. A producer and senior editor at Believe Creatives are reviewing your submission right now.
We send your shared Slack invite and confirm your raw footage or local ad brief.
We cut dead air, design the custom iOS liquid-glass callouts, and grade the footage.
You review the 9:16 and 1:1 cut directly in Slack with frame-accurate notes.