Video editing for agencies and freelance editors

Where does a skill help an agency?

• Quick first drafts of talking-head clips
• A consistent look across many clips for one client
• Reducing repetitive steps such as cutting filler and captioning
• Lower cost per extra video, since the purchase is one-time

What does the licence say?

A licence belongs to the person or company that paid. A company may use it for its own staff's work, and agencies may use a skill to make videos for clients, but must not give the skill files to those clients. Read the full licence before buying.

How do you add it to a client workflow?

1. Receive the raw talking clip from the client.
2. Run it through Layers or Explainer and review the stills.
3. Render a draft and share it for notes.
4. Polish or combine with other footage in your editor, then deliver.

Where are full editors still needed?

Anything with multiple cameras, b-roll storytelling or exact brand templates still needs a timeline editor and a human eye. See how a skill and Premiere Pro work together.