At a glance
- The team
- An assigned editor, a trained backup, a thumbnail artist, a YouTube strategist and an account manager
- Backup
- Trained together with your editor, so the work never stops
- Commitment
- None required for editing; a dedicated team works best over the long term
- Tools
- Premiere Pro and After Effects; DaVinci Resolve or CapCut when you require them
300+ clients · 200+ creators · 90+ businesses · 6,500+ videos · 330M+ views
What a dedicated team means
Your team
Each client has an assigned editor, a trained backup editor, a thumbnail artist, a YouTube strategist and an account manager. The editor and the backup are trained together, so the work continues if the editor is on vacation, is sick or has a technical problem.
A company behind your team
VVS is a team of more than 30 people: partners, account managers, editors, designers, strategists and support. The team is bilingual (English and Spanish), with a presence in the United States and Argentina. We hand-pick our editors from thousands of applicants and train them to VVS standards. Each editor is also trained together with their backup.
Why a long-term commitment helps
Editing needs no commitment. Even so, committing for the long term gives us predictability and lets us set up a fixed, dedicated team that fits your industry better.
Reviewed before delivery
Every video goes through an internal review and quality control before it reaches you.
Tools and communication
We work mainly in Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects. If a client requires it, we can also work in DaVinci Resolve or CapCut. Communication with the team is daily and direct, through the channel you prefer. We find it works best over Slack, Gmail or Discord.
Who owns the work
The videos are yours, and you have the rights to use them. If you want the project files, we can hand them over. This has to be agreed before the project starts.
What our clients say
“What I use YouTube for is for creating videos to attract inbound clients, and in the time we've been working together, I've really seen that success”
Kevin Elliott WealthKevin Elliott Wealth“The best way I can describe working with Ignacio is a class act. Always professional, great with communication, timelines, and feedback. You can tell there's genuine care about every scene. Each video becomes a way to level up. It's been a pleasure and I highly recommend them as top editors!”
Logically AnsweredSilo Markets · Financial Services / Investment Platform
Frequently asked questions
What does a dedicated editing team mean at VVS?
Each client has an assigned editor, a trained backup editor, a thumbnail artist, a YouTube strategist and an account manager. The editor and the backup are trained together, so the work continues if the editor is on vacation, is sick or has a technical problem.
Who else is on the team?
VVS is a team of more than 30 people: partners, account managers, editors, designers, strategists and support. The team is bilingual (English and Spanish), with a presence in the United States and Argentina.
How do you select and train your editors?
We hand-pick our editors from thousands of applicants and train them to VVS standards. Each editor is also trained together with their backup.
Is a long-term commitment required?
No. Video editing doesn't require a commitment. A dedicated team works best over the long term, because it gives us predictability and lets us build a fixed team adapted to your industry.
Which software do you use?
We work mainly in Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects. If a client requires it, we can also work in DaVinci Resolve or CapCut.
Who owns the videos?
The videos are yours, and you have the rights to use them. If you want the project files, we can hand them over. This has to be agreed before the project starts.
How do we communicate day to day?
Communication with the team is daily and direct, through the channel you prefer. We find it works best over Slack, Gmail or Discord.
Updated October 2026