Video Editing and Production Agency for European Brands
Brand films, product demos and social cutdowns, cut by one in-house team — with studio hours that overlap a real stretch of a Central European working morning, not a single evening call.
What you actually get
Shot lists, locations and talent locked in early
That planning happens ahead of the shoot regardless of whether we're producing it ourselves or editing footage your team already captured. The result is reframed for wherever it's published — vertical for short-form social, widescreen for YouTube or the web — captured once rather than needing a separate edit pass to adapt it afterwards.
A working morning that genuinely overlaps most of continental Europe
Most of continental Europe runs on Central European Time, roughly 4.5 hours behind Pune for most of the year, and our 10:00–19:00 IST studio hours map to about 5:30am to 2:30pm CET. That's a real stretch of a European working morning through early afternoon sitting inside our day. The UK runs its own timezone math and has its own page; Eastern Europe generally sits about an hour later than CET, which shifts the overlap slightly later too.
Grading and motion graphics kept off a freelancer's desk
Both stay with our in-house team rather than getting queued behind a freelancer's other projects, which tends to be exactly where a production timeline stretches. Fewer vendors in the process means fewer handoffs, and fewer opportunities for a cut to sit waiting on someone else's availability before it's ready to publish.
Tempo set by the format being delivered
Audio — whether original or licensed — gets synced to a cut before it goes out, and how fast that cut moves depends on where it's headed: a fifteen-second social edit and a three-minute brand film don't share a tempo. Ignoring that gap is one of the easier ways to lose a viewer's attention early. Every deliverable also carries a set number of revision rounds agreed in the quote, so what's included is clear before a shoot or edit starts, not renegotiated afterward.
How this actually works
How the Pune–Europe working day overlaps for video review
Most of continental Europe sits on Central European Time, roughly 4.5 hours behind Pune for most of the year and 3.5 when the clocks shift. Our 10:00–19:00 IST studio day maps to about 5:30am to 2:30pm CET — so a genuine stretch of a European working morning through early afternoon runs alongside a real part of our day, not just a narrow early or late call.
That overlap is enough for a review call on a cut, a creative brief or a direction change to happen live during a normal European working morning. Outside that window, revision rounds still run through a private link with timestamped comments so a cut keeps moving through our afternoon. If your business is UK-based specifically, our timezone math there runs a little differently — see our dedicated UK page — and clients in Eastern Europe, which generally runs about an hour later than CET, should expect the workable window to shift slightly later too.
We handle invoicing in EUR or USD by international transfer or card, and lock in the cost per deliverable before a shoot or edit gets underway. We're a Pune-based production team without a European-registered office — worth saying plainly rather than implying a local presence through a virtual address.
Capabilities
- 4K delivery
- Motion graphics
- Colour grading
- Morning-to-afternoon overlap
- EUR or USD invoicing
Guide
Europe Video Production & Editing Pricing Guide
What Video Editing and Production Cost Across Continental Europe
"Europe" spans many currencies and labour markets, so any single figure is an approximation — but public pricing guides published across continental Europe cluster fairly consistently once grouped by tier. A basic freelance edit — a social cutdown or a simple edit from footage you already have — typically runs €300 to €800. A small-agency package covering a brand film with a set of social cutdowns runs €1,500 to €5,000. A full production — a shoot plus a multi-deliverable campaign — lands between €5,000 and €18,000 or more, depending on shoot scale and deliverable count.
Multi-language delivery is the one cost factor that applies fairly consistently across European markets regardless of country — a second cut in a local language alongside English takes real scoping and edit time, and it's worth budgeting for specifically rather than assuming it's a free add-on. Beyond that baseline, the usual factors apply: shoot complexity, talent, and how many outside markets a single campaign needs to be cut for.
These are general European market figures aggregated from public pricing guides, not a Webcomp quote — pricing varies too much by country and scope for a single number to mean much on its own. Every deliverable is scoped individually, with a fixed cost agreed in writing before a shoot or edit starts.
- Basic freelance edit: €300–800 — a single social cutdown or edit from existing footage.
- Small-agency package: €1,500–5,000 — a brand film plus a set of social cutdowns.
- Full production: €5,000–18,000+ — a shoot plus a multi-deliverable, multi-language campaign edit.
FAQ
Questions before you get started.
Roughly, for continental Europe on Central European Time — our studio hours map to about 5:30am–2:30pm CET. Eastern Europe generally runs about an hour later, which shifts the workable window slightly later too. The UK has its own timezone math and its own dedicated page.
Yes — that's a routine part of the work. Send us the footage your team already shot and we'll handle the edit, motion graphics, colour grading and any platform cutdowns from there, no set visit required.
It varies with how complex the edit is, though a straightforward cutdown is typically a matter of days rather than weeks. Keeping motion graphics and colour grading in-house, instead of routing them to a separate vendor, is the main reason that's realistic.
We default to EUR, or USD if that's easier on your end. Either way, the per-deliverable cost is scoped and agreed before any shoot or edit begins.
Typically two for a short cutdown and more for a longer brand film, agreed and written into the quote before a shoot or edit starts — so it's never a point of confusion partway through a project.
Ready to start?
See the fuller service breakdown on our video production page.