vpv.

Video production for startups,
shot and cut by one operator.

Launch films, founder stories, event commercials, and editing retainers, cinema-grade, produced by one person who shoots, edits, and knows what a technical audience notices.

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Three situations
I see most often.

  1. 1

    A startup launching a product that needs a film people actually watch to the end.

  2. 2

    A founder who wants a story video for the site, the pitch, and the channel.

  3. 3

    A team with hours of footage or recordings and no one to cut it into something shareable.

Da Nang beach at dusk, a frame from a studio short

Launch films, founder stories, commercials, and editing retainers. Camera to final cut.

  • -Launch and product films
  • -Founder stories and brand shorts
  • -Event and tournament commercials, shot on location
  • -Editing, clipping, and repurposing retainers
  • -AI-assisted production: transcription, story passes, and cut-downs with Vanpelt Studio

How it runs.

  1. 01

    Story first

    A brief and a written story spine before any camera moves. Vanpelt Studio turns the idea into a shot list and a cut plan.

  2. 02

    Shoot

    On location or remote-directed. Tight windows are fine: two commercials and a channel video came out of one two-hour tournament.

  3. 03

    Cut and grade

    Structure, sound design, colour. Two review rounds on a private link.

  4. 04

    Deliver and repurpose

    Master plus platform cuts and clips, named and ready to post.

Proof.

Two sponsor commercials and a channel video, all shot inside the two hours a pickleball tournament took to play.

Yobeve · 17s commercial

Twork · 19s commercial

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What people ask
before they write.

What does a startup launch video cost?
A remote-edited launch film from your own footage starts low; a shot-on-location film with a shoot day costs more. The range and what moves it are in the launch-video guide in Notes.
Can you work from footage we already have?
Yes. Editing and clipping retainers are the most common engagement: you record, I cut. Screen recordings, phone footage, and podcast audio all work.
Where do you shoot?
Wherever the story is. Recent shoots were in Vietnam and Japan; remote-directed shoots work anywhere with a phone and a tripod.
How is AI used in the work?
For the parts a human should not spend hours on: transcription, first-pass selects, and story passes with Vanpelt Studio. The framing, the cut, and the grade stay human.
Do you also do sponsored content?
Yes, on the studio’s own channel, for products a technical audience would actually use. That offer lives on the Videos page.

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