A video editing project demonstrating my skills in editing, transitions, color grading, sound des...

A video editing project demonstrating my skills in editing, transitions, color grading, sound des...A video editing project demonstrating my skills in editing, transitions, color grading, sound des...

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Paschal Chukwuemeka

• Jul 17

A video editing project demonstrating my skills in editing, transitions, color grading, sound design, and delivering engaging visual content.

Ansari Zaid

• Jul 15

Video Editor | Reels, Shorts ,Social Media Content ,captions and Subtitle.

Tee Ken

• Jul 15

Human by Design

Human by Design is a cinematic short film that explores the quiet rituals behind creative work. The film follows an editor immersed in his work as fatigue gradually sets in. At the same time, a cup of coffee is slowly taking shape, unfolding alongside his creative journey. As both processes reach completion, he pauses, picks up the coffee, and returns to his work with renewed focus.

Built using Envato stock assets as the foundation, every creative decision, from shot selection and pacing to sound design and color progression, was carefully shaped to transform individual clips into one cohesive story. The result is a reminder that while creative tools can accelerate the process, it is human judgment, intention, and taste that give the work meaning.

Credits:

Editor Footage: DC-Studio

Coffee Footage: KinoMaster, gvalia1, Tanarch, adi413114, Aretem_ka, Pressmaster

Atmospheric Footage: BlackboxGuild, KinoMaster, Artfotodima, Grey_Coast_Media

Music: Magnetic Tune

Sound Effects: Sounddogs, Hollywoodedge, Pro Sounds, Cinematic-Sound- Design, Mountainaudio, SoundJay

envatochallenge Colorist Creative Direction Video Editing CapCut DaVinci Resolve Envato

Devowise Studios

pro

• Jul 16

This is a great reminder that editing is about storytelling, not just assembling clips. Loved how the pacing and sound design tied everything together.