For Alex McFadyen · August 2026
So stop. You record, we take it from there: cut, thumbnail, title, and delivered ready to publish. Two a week, on schedule, without a revision thread. This is what that looks like and what it costs.
Straight from your own words, so there's nothing to interpret later.
Revision threads happen when nobody agreed on what "done" looks like. So we settle it once, in week one, before the first real video.
We cut one reference video and sit with you until it's exactly right: pacing, b-roll density, caption style, music, how cold opens work, when to cut a tangent. That becomes the written standard every future video is built against. After that, feedback is a note on the standard, not a round of fixes on a timeline. If a video ever comes back for changes, that's on us, and we fix it same day.
Your entire job is recording and dropping the file in a folder.
Straight into a shared folder. No renaming, no notes required, no call.
Full edit against the locked style: tightened, b-roll, captions, chapters, sound fixed.
Two thumbnail options and a title built to be clicked, not just described. You pick, or let us call it.
Inside 72 hours of the raw file landing. Either sitting in your folder ready to upload, or already scheduled on your channel, your call.
Dr. Jason Marr — youtube.com/@drjmarr
Fifteen-plus long-form videos, shot across just three sessions, edited and dripping out on a schedule. Same model you're describing: the client records in batches, we handle everything downstream, and the channel keeps publishing whether or not anybody has a free evening.
Your channel is further along than his was. The problem isn't the content, it's that the only editor you have is you.
Two videos a week. Edited, thumbnailed, titled, delivered ready to publish.
Month to month, no term. Style lock built in week one, 72-hour turnaround on every raw file after that.
Reliability is the thing you're actually buying, so it's the thing we put money on. And the first two videos are yours to judge: if you don't want to keep going after them, you don't pay for them.