Most practices have a drive full of it. Clips from a shoot two years ago. A phone video of the doctor that was better than anything since. B-roll nobody ever cut. It cost you money once and it has not been paid back.
Send me one of those piles. First I read what your patients actually say. Then I cut you the ad you should have been running, from footage you already paid for. 7 days, and you own the file outright.
The director you talk to is the director in the edit. No account manager. No junior. No handoff.
You were told the answer was volume. So you paid for a shoot, posted a handful, and the rest went into a drive nobody opens.
Nobody cut it into anything that works, and nobody asked what it should have been saying. Footage is not an asset. A finished ad, pointed at something your patient actually feels, is an asset. The gap between those two things is the reading and the craft, and nobody sold you either one.
Where the answer comes from. Every day since May 4th I have been reading what patients and practice owners in this field write when no vendor is listening. More than 6,500 conversations so far. That is what your ad gets written from, and it is why a Recut is not an edit.
Three questions, and nobody else is going to ask you them.
| What you send | Footage you already own. Raw, posted, shot on a phone, shot by a crew. Whatever is on the drive. |
| What I do | Direct and cut one finished ad out of it. |
| How long | 7 days. |
| What you get | The master file, yours outright. No lock-in, nothing held back, nothing watermarked. |
| What it costs | One flat fee, quoted on request, and every dollar of it credits forward if you go further. |
What it is not. Not an audit. Not a strategy deck. Not a report about your marketing. You get a film. That is the deliverable.
A free audit is a sales call wearing a costume, and you know it. This is the opposite. You pay a real fee and get a real thing, exactly what I would be making for you every month.
No camera day. No crew. Nothing to clear in your calendar. The raw material already exists.
A reel proves somebody made something good once, in another city, for another patient.
The Recut proves what your footage looks like in my hands. Same practice, same doctor, same room. The only variable is direction.
And you end up with a fixed standard. One piece of work, made to a bar, that everything after gets measured against.
It fits if a single case in your practice is worth four figures or more. Elective aesthetics: cosmetic dentistry, orthodontics and aesthetic medicine. It is the only thing I do. And there is footage sitting somewhere doing nothing.
I keep six practices at a time on the monthly work. That is arithmetic rather than scarcity marketing: one shoot day each, and a month only holds so many. A Recut is a fixed piece of work, so it is never blocked by that, but it is worth knowing where it leads.
I check both of those before you pay, not after.
Nothing is bundled and there is no menu.
The reading, a monthly shoot day, 6 finished pieces, and I build and buy your ads.
All of it, 8 pieces, and your organic presence run end to end. Full breakdown →
Month to month. You own every asset and can walk any time.
And if you want the one film and nothing else, that is a finished transaction. You bought a thing. You own the thing.
I also spent a long time in a coma after a car accident. That is a strange line on a marketing page until you know it is the reason I only work with medical practices. I have been the patient in the room. I know what it is to pick somebody to trust with your body, and I know that posting volume has nothing to do with that decision.
That is the thing I actually sell. Not content. The reason a stranger trusts you before they have met you.
Not sure what you have? Send your Instagram handle and I will tell you inside 24 hours whether there is an ad in there. One line, straight answer. No report, no call.