1) How important is post production and why do you provide this service?
Post Production is the final stage towards the completion of your project. We assemble your good footage and remove the unneeded takes or events. We add graphics and titles, adjust the images for ideal exposure, tweak and add sound, and so on. Many of our clients find that having us handle their post production needs enables them to go on more shoots, expand their client base and ultimately make more money. We are your partner in success rather than a competitor for the same shoots.

2) I run a wedding videography company. Can you work with me?
We work with clients who price their offerings in a package format and work with them at a fair rate to ensure high quality and repeat patronage. We value long term relationships with our clients and referrals. We will go the extra mile for you.

3) I am a wedding/event coordinator. What can you do for me?
We can help your videographers with the videos that they shoot for you by handling their editing backlog, ensuring timely delivery for your clients and increasing your bottom line.

4) My corporate video department at my company is overflowed with past training seminars/presentations/events that need to be edited. Can you help us?
Absolutely. We can put together your speakers, training exercises, panels, slideshows, and videos all together in one tight presentation that is sure to please everyone.

5) My event was shot and remains unnedited. Can you pick up where they left off?
Definitely. If your wedding, corporate affair or other footage was shot be a family member or friend or your professional videographer was not able to finish your project for whatever reason, we can finish it for you!

6) I'm a producer with piles of raw footage and do not know where to begin. How can you help me?
We are a resource for you and can work with you to make your post production experience far less cumbersome. We can advise what pick-ups may be needed as well as addressing your continuity issues to bring your projects to delivery.

7) Why do you offer videography services on a limited basis?
Post Production is our passion, so we focus on what we love best and do it well and help the professional videographers succeed. But should you need video, our professional staff can refer you to vendors who provide these services and we remain available to provide post production once shooting is complete or as your production progresses.

8) I have a sister's wedding that I shot and need edited, but I see I can get add-on hardware and software to my PC for less than $100. Why should I consider having this work done professionally instead?
We edit video, add graphics and author DVDs on a daily basis. We have many years of experience using professional-grade equipment. Such "deals" for editing hardware and software tends to overheat, choke and add to your stress level with the heavy computing requirements that video brings. In addition, such equipment may not have all the capabilities that you would come to expect to deliver a beautiful archive. Consider the long term enjoyment of your finished video or DVD, rather than deal with possible aggrivation that can be avoided.

9) I am seeing alot of buzz about editing on Apple tablets or other devices either remotely (i.e. "In the Cloud") or on the devices themselves. Do these machines make the project work easier or less time consuming than at the professional level?
Professional editing is greatly enhanced by current and progressing technology. However, this type of editing usually is limited to tablet and phone presentations that may not always have the standards or "bells and whistles" that you may need, want or expect. Regardless of the fast-paced and gadget-based times of today, editing at the professional level has the same process involving creativity have the capability of delivery to the masses in just about any format you can imagine. From DVD and Blu Ray to the iPad and Blackberry can have your work sparkling at its best.

10) How do I prepare for an in-person or telephone consultation prior to the start of my project?
Gather much information as possible and as well organized as possible. This includes your footage, any production notes, special needs, etc.

11) How do I prepare for an in-person or telephone consultation prior to the start of my project?
Gather much information as possible and as well organized as possible. This includes your footage, any production notes, special needs, etc.

12) What genres of video do you work with?
Event, Corporate, Industrial, Narrative, Travel, Military, Experimental, Animation, just to name some.

13) What passions drive Pro Cuts?
Our desire for top quality service and our love of the underwater world!

14) I have no time to come to your studios. Can we send the materials to you? Can your staff visit me at my home or office?
Yes! Ask us for more details when we speak with you.