Product video
Short cuts for product pages, on-white or on-model. We grade them against your photography so the video and the stills look like they came from one shoot.
Kazi runs a small editing team alongside the factory, mostly for brands who already manufacture with us. They cut product videos, campaign films and social posts. Because the same people watch the garments come off the floor, the edits usually get fabric and fit right without much going back and forth.
Short cuts for product pages, on-white or on-model. We grade them against your photography so the video and the stills look like they came from one shoot.
Vertical for Reels and TikTok, square for feed, widescreen for YouTube. Each one is reframed and re-timed for where it runs, so the garment stays in shot.
Longer pieces for a launch or a season, usually between 60 and 120 seconds. Assembly, music, sound design and a final grade.
Titles, lower thirds, size charts, fabric callouts and logo animations, built with the type and colours you already use elsewhere.
Consistent colour from shot to shot, so a garment looks the same throughout. We also clear up stray threads, creases and background clutter.
Subtitles burnt in or supplied as SRT files, edits that still work with the sound off, and regional versions carrying different prices, language or end cards.
A campaign usually has to run on a product page, in a feed and in a vertical video app on the same week. We cut each version separately so the garment stays in frame and the pacing suits where people are watching.
16:9
4:5
9:16One shot, three crops.
These are starting points rather than fixed products. Most projects end up somewhere between two of them, and we price whatever yours turns out to be.
For a drop that needs its product pages filled.
For a season launch built around one film.
For brands posting something every week.

Cutting, stitching, hand-finishing, checking and packing, filmed in Kathmandu while your run is on the floor. It takes a bit of planning around the production schedule, so tell us early if you want it.
Ask about filmingYou send footage and a few references. We agree what the deliverables are, what shapes they need to be in and roughly what the thing should feel like.
You get a watermarked review link. Comments attach to the timecode they refer to, so nobody has to describe where in the video they mean.
Two rounds come with every project. We work through your notes and repost to the same link, so earlier versions stay where you left them.
Final masters and every export you asked for, sent with the project files. If you move to another editor later, they can pick the work up from there.
No, we take on editing work on its own. Most of the brands we edit for do produce with us, and it helps: the team has seen the garment in production, so the fabric and the fit tend to come out right on the first pass.
We can film it for you. The team covers the production floor in Kathmandu while your order is being made, which gives you footage of your own garments instead of stock clips from somebody else's factory.
A shared drive link, WeTransfer or Frame.io all work, and we can set up a direct upload if that is easier. Send the original camera files where you can, since a compressed export gives us much less to grade from.
Yes. Send the type, colour and logo assets along with the brief and we build the titles and graphics against them, so the new work sits alongside what you already have.
You do, from the moment we deliver: the masters, the exports and the project files. We only use a piece in our own showreel if you tell us we can.
Per project, based on how long the finished pieces are, how many versions you need and how much footage there is to work through. Describe the scope on the quote form and we come back with a fixed figure.
Tell us what you shot and where it needs to run, and we will reply with a scope, a price and a delivery date.
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