A look back at one of the projects I edited in 2013: “Fashionable Movies,” a two-part Fashion|One...

A look back at one of the projects I edited in 2013: “Fashionable Movies,” a two-part Fashion|One...A look back at one of the projects I edited in 2013: “Fashionable Movies,” a two-part Fashion|One...

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Kenneth Viovicente

• Aug 20

A look back at one of the projects I edited in 2013: “Fashionable Movies,” a two-part Fashion|One TV segment featuring its Top 10 Most Fashionable Movies of the year.

I was provided with the final script and voice-over, and from there, I built the entire visual story. I researched, gathered, and organized all the supporting assets—including movie trailers, interviews, B-roll, red-carpet footage, and other relevant media.

I also handled the music selection, master editing, pacing, sound design, sound effects, color correction, color grading, and final delivery. Every visual and editorial decision was carefully made to complement the voice-over and turn the script into an engaging, cohesive story.

The completed segment runs for almost 20 minutes and is divided into two parts:

• Part 1: Movies ranked from Top 10 to 6 • Part 2: Movies ranked from Top 5 to 1

This project gave me full creative discretion over the master cut, allowing me to shape the storytelling, rhythm, and overall viewing experience based on the provided script and narration.

Here’s how it turned out for Part 1. Check it out and let me know what you think!

If you need a creative and experienced video editor for your next project, send me a DM. Let’s bring your story to life!

Colorist Video Post-Production Adobe After Effects Adobe Premiere Pro Video Editing

Pawel Nosal

pro

• Sep 28

I have posted a Kargen direction a while back that didn't make the cut with a client, but the feedback was great, so I kept pushing it. This is where it landed. the concept speaks for itself once you see it move. the K carries the momentum and quietly turns into a road at the same time. the motion runs A to B, so you feel the movement, which is really what Kargen is about. There is a lot more to the identity than just this. the whole thing is meant to feel impactful, calm and professional.

Brand Design Logo Design Adobe Illustrator Brand Strategy Adobe After Effects Figma

Mahmudul Hasan Manik

pro

• Sep 28

Love the logo and the branding also

Kota Studio

max

• Sep 28

For me personally, an intro/loading screen is a must for every website I make. Same with a subtle blur when opening a modal. Just blur, no dark overlay. It makes the site feel more premium imo. Wdyt? What's your favorite detail on your own sites?

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