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The Importance of Taking Breaks is a proofreading and editing sample demonstrating my ability to identify grammar, punctuation, spelling, and sentence-structure errors while improving clarity and flow without changing the writer’s original message.
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Hey everyone! 👋
I’m Amelia, a UK-based freelance writer offering ghostwriting, proofreading and editing services! ✍️
I’m currently looking to take on some new projects and would absolutely love to work with authors, small businesses, creators or anyone who needs a helping hand with their writing.
If you’ve got an idea that you’d love to bring to life, especially a story or book, I’d love to hear about it! 📖
Feel free to drop me a message for more information. ☺️
German Proofreading & Editing for books, digital content and professional texts. I review grammar, spelling, style, consistency and readability to create clear, natural German. I have completed professional client projects in these areas. Due to client confidentiality, original materials are not displayed.
Social campaign work for Belvoir, a UK estate agency client.
Two edits, one job: a full version that lets the offer breathe before the CTA, and a cut version trimmed around the hook for paid placement, tighter to the message, not just tighter to the prettiest shot.
Same story, two speeds.
Motion DesignVideo EditingVideo Post-ProductionAdobe After EffectsAdobe Premiere ProElevenLabssocialmediacampaignrealestatepaidads
The two-cut approach is well judged: one version gives the offer room to land, while the tighter edit keeps the hook intact for paid placement. The consistent visual language makes both feel like the same campaign.