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Analyst Calls and Podcast Production for dYdX Foundation
I work as Video Editor and Motion Designer for the dYdX Foundation’s recurring Analyst Calls and podcast series.
I edit multi track Riverside recordings, integrate supporting footage when needed, and deliver polished long form episodes for YouTube.
I also developed and maintain the full branded motion package, including intro and outro sequences, custom lower thirds, on screen text systems, and the overall visual identity.
This role combines structured editorial storytelling with clean, brand aligned motion design.
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