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Shot and edited a powerful short-form piece documenting the 2024 Kenyan protests against the Finance Bill, capturing the energy, tension, and voices of the demonstrations. The edit combines dynamic visuals, pacing, and storytelling to bring the events to life while reflecting the mood of the moment.
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I’m Whitney — a short-form video editor and content creator focused on making content feel engaging, natural, and actually worth watching.
A lot of my background is in sports content, but I also work with creators and brands on Reels, TikToks, talking-head edits, social graphics, and content strategy.
I’m currently looking to connect with more creators and brands who need help turning their ideas or raw footage into content they’re excited to post.
Excited to start sharing more of my work here 🤍
Welcome, Whitney! Love the focus on making content feel natural and worth watching.
Masterpiece
One-take cinematic AI film production
This is an FPV drone flight through a city during a solar eclipse.
The camera moves from a crowded square to a football stadium without any cuts or transitions. I wanted to show how people react when something unusual happens, and routine...
Here’s a 102-second one-take film created using Seedance 2.5 in CapCut Video Studio.
For this experiment, I wanted to see whether I could build a longer continuous scene from multiple 30-second generations, joined through motivated camera movement and carefully choreographed action.
Follow the magician and decide whether it did the trick.
This video is actually made up of four separate clips, but the transitions are barely noticeable thanks to superior editing and extension capabilities of the new Seedance 2.5 model in CapCut.
The full set of prompts is available in my posts on LinkedIn and X.