This piece explores a simple idea: it's okay to be selfish, to procrastinate to be immature and jealous . These are normal parts of being human, not flaws to hide, I wanted the edit to feel honest and a bit raw, while still looking polished.
What I did:
Beat-synced editing: every cut is timed to the rhythm of the music, so the pacing carries the emotion and keeps the viewer hooked.
Captions: designed to be easy to read and to match the tone of the message, they also keep the video accessible when watched without sound.
Color grading: a cinematic grade that sets the mood and keeps the look consistent from shot to shot.
Storytelling: I shaped the narrative so a personal, vulnerable message lands quickly in a short format.
I'm a freelance video editor focused on cinematic storytelling, and I'm open to projects where pacing, color and emotion need to work together. Feel free to message me about your next project.
A short-form animated motion graphics piece created for the official social media page of the National Institute of Design (NID).
I handled the concept, visual design, animation, motion graphics, and final edit, taking the project from idea to a finished social-media-ready reel in just 2 days.
You have got the skill and edit rhythm. Good luck.
One personal suggestion is make shorter videos with a hook and subtle sound effects. Sharpen it. I would have split this video into 4-5 short ones to make it interesting.
Most of the clients skip the long videos. Scroll through...