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How do you turn a two-hour interview into a marketing video under two minutes, without losing the heart of the story?
Andrew Rhoda gave me the raw interview footage and trusted me to identify the most impactful insights and transform them into a concise, engaging visual narrative.
My goal was to highlight what makes Andrew stand out in Greater Los Angeles real estate: over 15 years of experience, honest guidance, deep local knowledge, and a genuine ability to understand every client’s unique story.
From reviewing the full interview and selecting the strongest moments to shaping the pacing, visuals, and final message—here’s what I came up with.
If you need a video editor who can turn hours of raw footage into focused, impactful content, send me a DM. Let’s bring your story to life.
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Finally posting this, back in May we worked on a trial project for Boona 🚿
Boona is a tandem shower brand, which was our first time working on a brand like this but it was soooooooo fun!
The brief was open enough that we had to dig, not just the Instagram feed but the website, the product itself, what it actually feels like to share that experience with someone. Everything kept coming back to the same thing: intimacy, closeness, two people in a moment that's usually just one.
We didn't end up working together but the founder's feedback made it worth sharing 🤩
I don't usually share my trial work but I'm thinking it's about time to do it, what do you think?
Glad you decided to share it, trial work like this is often more interesting than the polished final stuff because you can actually see the thinking behind it. 'Goosebumps before the water even hits' is such a strong line, did that come from the brief or from digging into the product yourself?
The stolen inheritance. This video was created with cinematic entertainment in mind.
Love how you used seedance here. The consistency across the whole sequence is impressive