Video Editing Projects in PalhoçaVideo Editing Projects in PalhoçaThis edit started with a simple challenge: several different creators, different deliveries, different footage, but only one short ad to make it all feel cohesive.
The first step was finding the strongest soundbites and figuring out how they could work together as one story rather than feeling like a compilation.
From there, I built the structure around a clear hook, fast progression and a product-focused payoff, then used captions, product inserts, motion, transitions, music and sound design to keep the pace moving without losing the natural UGC feel.
What I enjoy most about this kind of edit is that the real work happens before the polish.
It is deciding which sentence opens the video, which reaction is worth keeping, when to change creator, when to show the product, and how to make every cut feel intentional.
The goal was to keep the authenticity of UGC while giving the final piece the rhythm and clarity of a paid social ad. This case study explores the creation of a 15-second cinematic short-film trailer titled “The Last Contract”, a fictional action-thriller concept with a dark, elegant, and suspense-driven atmosphere.
The project focuses on building tension through premium cinematic visuals, high-contrast lighting, moody neon environments, sharp cuts, controlled pacing, and a refined trailer-style structure. Each scene was designed to gradually reveal the story: a contract file, a silent preparation sequence, a neon-lit corridor, and a fast action montage leading to the final title reveal.
The goal was to practice creating a short cinematic narrative using AI video tools, combining visual storytelling, dramatic atmosphere, suspense, character presence, and movie-trailer pacing in a polished format. This case study explores the creation of a cinematic automotive visual study featuring the Lamborghini Revuelto. The project focuses on presenting the vehicle through a premium studio aesthetic, using clean lighting, polished reflections, controlled camera movement, and a refined editorial approach designed for high-end visual communication.
The film was developed around two simple exterior takes, highlighting the car’s sculptural lines, aggressive silhouette, aerodynamic details, and luxury performance identity. With no sound or complex narrative, the focus remains entirely on visual impact, camera motion, surface reflections, and the presence of the vehicle.
The goal was to practice creating a minimal yet premium automotive presentation, emphasizing studio-quality visuals, elegant composition, cinematic movement, and a luxury advertising look suitable for digital campaigns, portfolio work, and high-end brand studies. 
