A quick sample I edited a while ago DMs are open if you're looking for an editor 📩

Edited this intro in the PC building niche Tried something new, and the client loved it 🧑‍🍳

I love color coding my timelines🤌

Leverage is something most editors don’t even use The more you get your clients some real results and communicate with them well The more leverage you gain. This makes you stand apart from other editors, especially when you outreach, or apply for a job post. Your name goes

I studied over 50+ @mrwhosetheboss videos Here’s the editing breakdown that makes his content so addictive 🧵👇

Client testimonial from @/mmillerpcs Happy client and engaged audience 🫡

I’ve asked 10+ prospects why they responded to my outreach Instead of the 100s of others they get bombarded with. Here are all the responses they gave: - You had solid proof - Your skills convinced me - Your message didn’t seem AI-generated - I know one of the creators

Quick re-edit for ErockOnTech What do we think?

Creating branded assets for your tech channel 101 1.) Fonts: Consistency is key. Using the same font family across your videos helps you build a recognizable style. It’s one of the first steps to create a unique style for your channel Here are my go-to fonts: - Poppins -

Concept Edit for Parker Burton What do we think? 👀 DMs are open for work

Re-edited Arun Maini's switch 2 review 🐐 All music and SFX were added by me Tried to match his current style, open for feedback!

Client Satisfaction 101: Delivering insanely fast. As an editor, one of your main goals is fast turnaround times. Here's my exact framework that lets me do it for my clients... 1.) Downloading the raw files: You're wasting hours if you manually download and extract files

Worked on all kinds of videos lately Found a few excuses to use Blender for some lol No one's guessing how long the second one took me