When Dude Perfect set out to create their first feature-length theatrical film, they knew it would require a new level of editorial infrastructure and creative collaboration. That’s where The Edit House stepped in. Our team didn’t just provide editors—we designed and led the post-production pipeline that powered the entire film. From the very beginning, we worked hand-in-hand with Dude Perfect’s creative leads and internal editors, making sure their fingerprints were on every cut, while still ensuring the project moved toward a cohesive, polished feature ready for theaters. Building the Editorial Engine We integrated multiple editors, assistant editors, and post-production support into Dude Perfect’s workflow. We developed custom tools and systems that allowed their creative team to stay deeply involved without slowing down the process. Our team handled everything from large-scale reel breakdowns to versioning, reviews, and feedback loops—keeping the momentum steady through countless creative revisions. Collaboration at Scale Dude Perfect’s team is known for being hands-on and highly creative. They didn’t just want to hand the film off—they wanted to be in the room (and in the timeline) shaping it with us. We embraced that, creating a structure where their editors could contribute, while The Edit House led the charge on quality control, workflow, and final polish. From Tour to Theater The result is a film that doesn’t just capture the spectacle of the Hero Tour, but also the heart and energy behind it. Every battle, every trick shot, every moment of backstage chaos was carefully shaped through our editorial pipeline—balancing cinematic scale with the authenticity fans love. The Dude Perfect Movie wasn’t just a post-production job. It was a chance to architect a custom solution that bridged one of the world’s most beloved creative teams with the technical demands of theatrical filmmaking. And in the end, we’re proud to say we helped turn their vision into a feature-length story worthy of the big screen.