Colorado Springs projects
Colorado Springs studios run recitals, showcases and competition seasons like studios anywhere, and many also teach dancers from military families who may move partway through the year. A clean file of each routine matters to those families: it's often what a dancer takes to the next studio.
Outdoor dance films here have big skies and bright, high-altitude light, which can wash out costumes and faces in the middle of the day. Shooting early or late helps; if the footage is already shot, we pull back highlights and even out the light in the grade.
How a Colorado Springs project runs
- You share the footage, the running order and what you need back.
- We confirm scope and send a written quote with the delivery date.
- You review a first cut with time-stamped notes.
- We make the changes and deliver files for families, judges or social.
Everything happens online: footage arrives through a shared link, cuts come back as review links, and we book calls in Mountain time. We don't film and we don't have an office in Colorado Springs; your videographer or your own cameras capture the show, and we edit it.
What you can order
Recital videos
The full show, one file per routine, titled and color matched.
Competition reels
Clean single-routine edits and highlight reels.
Choreography videos
Studio pieces cut to the music for portfolios and social.
Music-synced edits
Multi-angle cuts that land on the beat.
Questions
Can a dancer get a portfolio cut before a move?
Yes. Send the routines you want included and the deadline, and we'll put together a short portfolio edit.
What time zone do you work in for Colorado Springs clients?
We book calls in Mountain time. Everything else happens by email and review links.
Ask for a quote
Cost depends on how many routines and cameras there are, how much sound and color work the footage needs, how many versions you want and how fast you need them. Every job gets its own written quote.