Sometimes, when you have great shots, you don’t need the craziest effects to make a great edit. I...Sometimes, when you have great shots, you don’t need the craziest effects to make a great edit. I...
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Sometimes, when you have great shots, you don’t need the craziest effects to make a great edit.
I got the brief for this project just 24 hours before the shoot. I took some time to understand what the brand stood for, then went into the shoot focused on getting the shots we needed to tell the story.
Everything was shot in one location, and I really love how the edit came together.
Still figuring out Contra and how to find my people on here, the creatives, filmmakers, brands and people who enjoy talking about video and storytelling.
If you like what I create, a reshare would really help me find them. 🤝🏾
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