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Day in the Life Video Editing

"Day in the life of a [job]" is one of the most-searched formats on every platform. The edit is a compression problem: 14 hours of phone clips into 60 seconds that feels like a day. Time-stamps, natural pacing, ambient sound, a small moment at the end. We cut it so it feels real.

Structure
Time-stamped: 6am → 10pmChronological
Pacing
Cuts every 3–6sNatural, not frantic
Sound
Ambient + soft music bedVoiceover optional
Captions
Phone-native, smallTime-stamps as overlays
Grade
Consistent across the dayMorning and night matched
Length
45–90sOften counts as two

What makes a day-in-the-life work

Time-stamps give the viewer a map. A recurring element (coffee, commute, desk) gives rhythm. One unexpected moment — a call, a problem, a laugh — gives it a story. And the ending is small, not grand. We structure every DITL around those four things, then grade morning and evening footage to the same look so it feels like one continuous day.

Is this for you?

✓ Good fit

  • Founders, creators and professionals building a personal brand
  • Recruitment content for companies
  • Lifestyle and career creators
  • Anyone with a job people are curious about

✕ Not ideal for

  • People who won't film consistently through a day
  • Content requiring a camera operator
  • Days without any variation

What's included

Hook-first cutsSpeech on frame one, text hook upper-middle, no intro
Word-by-word captionsInside every platform's safe zone, in your brand font
Colour gradingConsistent look across every video you publish
Lower thirdsYour name and specialism on every video
Platform exportsReels, TikTok, Shorts, LinkedIn from one edit
PublishingCaptions, hashtags, peak-time scheduling — posted for you

Pricing

Every video is up to 60 seconds of finished output. A 90-second video counts as two. Unlimited revisions, no contract, cancel anytime.

Starter
$799/mo
10 videos
Growth · Most popular
$1,499/mo
20 videos
Scale
$2,799/mo
40 videos

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Frequently asked questions

What should I film for a day in the life?

Every transition: waking, coffee, commute, arriving, first task, lunch, a meeting or call, afternoon, leaving, evening. 3–8 seconds per clip, 20–30 clips. Include one unplanned moment.

Do you add time-stamp overlays?

Yes — '6:42am', '12:15pm' in your brand font as each segment begins. It's the format's signature.

How long should a DITL be?

45–90 seconds on Reels and TikTok. It often exceeds 60 seconds and counts as two videos on your plan.

Can you add voiceover narration?

Yes — record a voiceover after the day and we sync it. Or we cut to ambient sound only, which feels more authentic.

Send us your footage. We'll handle the rest.

Upload to a shared Drive folder, first cut in 24–48 hours, unlimited revisions, published to your accounts.

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