Pierre Trevidy

I've been creating videos for over 10 years. I started this activity in parallel with my studies, "just like that." I quickly realized that I was more skilled and more passionate about video editing than my chosen field of study. Nevertheless, this Master's degree in computer science has instilled good habits that benefit my productivity.

What advice would you give to a client looking to hire a Pro in your field?

The best advice I think is useful is that it's important for the general idea of your project to be clear in your mind.

You might have a vague idea of some parts of the project, and that's totally normal. I'm also here to help you clarify what's important to you and find the best way we can achieve this idea together.

What should clients think about before discussing their project with Pros?

The Pro is there to produce, but what they produce depends heavily on the client who hires them.

I think it's necessary to think about the details that matter and the emotions you want to convey in your video.

Notifying me of the inspirations that led you to want to create this project allows me to understand you deeply and provide solutions that align with your vision.

What procedure do you usually use to work with a new client?

-I get in touch with the client to get an overview of their expectations and their environment.

-I discuss the project in depth to understand it well and estimate the number of days needed for its complete editing.

-I ask the client questions to ensure clarity on both sides and to calibrate expectations.

-I can propose improvements based on the client's vision and the project.

- The client and I agree on the final deal.