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Video File Recovery for Videographers & Filmmakers – Restore Projects from SSDs, Cards & External Drives

If you’ve lost important footage — whether from a wedding, corporate shoot, or film project — we can help. At Dr IT Services, we specialise in video data recovery for professional videographers, editors, and content creators across Birmingham.

With a 95% success rate, fast turnaround, and experience with camera formats, editing software and project files, we’re the trusted recovery partner for filmmakers who can’t afford to lose footage.


🎬 What Video Formats We Recover

We recover high-quality footage in all professional and consumer formats, including:

  • ProRes 422 / ProRes RAW
  • MOV, MP4, MXF, AVI, MTS, MKV
  • DNxHD / DNxHR, BRAW, AVCHD
  • REDcode (.R3D), ARRI (.ARI), XAVC-S / XAVC-I
  • Final Cut Pro Libraries (.FCPBUNDLE)
  • Adobe Premiere Projects (.PRPROJ, auto-saves)
  • DaVinci Resolve projects and cache folders

Whether you’re shooting on Sony FX3, Blackmagic, Canon C70, RED, DJI, GoPro or Panasonic, we’ve recovered data from it.


📦 Devices We Commonly Recover Footage From

  • SSDs used in external recorders (Atomos Ninja, Blackmagic Video Assist)
  • USB-C / Thunderbolt drives (LaCie Rugged, Samsung T7, SanDisk Extreme)
  • SD cards, CFexpress, CFast 2.0, XQD cards
  • RAID setups in post-production workflows
  • Desktop edit stations and laptops (MacBook, Razer, Dell XPS)

⚠️ Common Video Loss Scenarios We Solve

  • Formatted cards mid-project
  • Footage missing after import (Premiere/Resolve glitches)
  • SSD disconnected during file transfer
  • Corrupt .MOV or .MP4 containers
  • Overwritten camera files
  • External drive dropped or liquid-damaged
  • Failed RAID or external disk in post-house

“I thought I lost an entire corporate shoot from a Samsung T7 SSD. Dr IT Services recovered every file, synced with my timeline and saved the deadline.”
– Jordan B., Creative Producer, Edgbaston


🔧 Our Video Recovery Process

  1. Media Assessment – Check for physical or logical errors on drive/card
  2. Container & Codec Repair – Fix broken .MOV, .MXF, .MP4 structures
  3. File Carving – Recover footage by signature if no file table exists
  4. Timeline Rescue – Recover project files from Final Cut, Premiere, DaVinci
  5. Optional RAID Rebuild – Restore multi-drive workflows in studios

🏆 Why Videographers Trust Dr IT Services

  • ✅ Recovery from SSD, RAID, and camera card failure
  • ✅ 20+ years of experience with creative media files
  • ✅ Support for multi-cam shoots, high bitrates & 4K+ footage
  • ✅ Local, secure & GDPR-compliant data handling
  • ✅ Transparent pricing from £60 – £150 depending on complexity


📍 Helping Birmingham’s Creators

We’ve supported:

  • Videographers in EdgbastonDigbethBearwoodHalesowen
  • Media students and filmmakers at Birmingham City University
  • Corporate video teams, wedding shooters & freelancers city-wide

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❓ Video Data Recovery – FAQs

Can you recover unplayable .MP4 or .MOV files?
Yes — we can repair damaged video containers and extract playable footage.

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Video File Recovery for Videographers & Filmmakers – Restore Projects from SSDs, Cards & External Drives

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Do you support recovery from Atomos, Blackmagic or RED?
Absolutely. We understand file structures and codec behaviours of pro workflows.

Can you retrieve video AND project files?
Yes — we target .PRPROJ.FCPBUNDLE.DRP and related autosave caches.

Is it secure and confidential?
Always. We work under NDA upon request and are GDPR-compliant.


📞 Need Your Footage Back Fast?

📍 Dr IT Services – Data Recovery for Videographers & Filmmakers
📧 contact@dr-it.co.uk
📞 07405 149750
🏠 415 Court Oak Rd, Harborne, Birmingham, B32 2DX
🕒 Tues–Fri 09:30–19:30, Sat 10:00–17:00

Lost your masterpiece? Let’s recover it — frame by frame.