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3 tools I use for video editing
I don’t use the same tool for every project. The type of video, editing style, and turnaround time usually determine which tool I reach for.
Premiere Pro, for the main edit, audio, color, and storytelling.
After Effects, when the project needs motion graphics, animations, or visual effects.
CapCut for quick social media edits, captions, and short-form content.
Using the right tool for the right part of the workflow helps me edit faster without compromising quality.
Developed visual content for Edusey Kids, an online education platform for children aged 2–6. The project included a promotional video, branding elements, and social media content designed to communicate the platform’s educational programs through a warm, playful, and trustworthy visual identity.
Designing for 2-6 year olds is really designing for two audiences at once - the kid responds to the colour and the motion, but the parent is the one reading trustworthy. Did those two ever pull against each other in the system?