Client Test Prep Insight (@TestPrepInsight), a US-based education review brand that buys and tests every course it reviews and publishes weekly YouTube reviews of SAT, ACT, GRE, MCAT, LSAT and language-learning products.

My role Video Editor (editing, motion graphics, captions, final delivery)

Overview Test Prep Insight needed a long-form YouTube video that addresses a common frustration for high-school students and parents: why a straight-A student with a 4.0 GPA can still get stuck below 1300 on the SAT — and whether a structured course like Princeton Review’s 2026 SAT prep closes that gap. The goal was to keep a data-heavy, advice-driven topic engaging enough to hold viewers through to the course recommendation and discount call-to-action.

Cut the raw presenter footage into a tight, fast-paced narrative, removing pauses, retakes and filler

Structured the video around a clear hook → problem → explanation → solution → CTA arc

Added on-screen text, callouts and animated graphics to visualize score ranges, GPA-vs-SAT comparisons and key points

Layered in screen recordings and B-roll of the Princeton Review course platform

Designed and animated captions for retention and sound-off viewing

Color-corrected footage, balanced and cleaned audio, and added music beds and sound design

Delivered a YouTube-ready export matched to the channel’s existing look and branding

Outcome A polished, on-brand review video published on the Test Prep Insight channel, built to keep a student audience watching through a detailed explanation and to drive clicks to the client’s course recommendation and discount offer.

Skills / tags Video Editing · YouTube Editing · Motion Graphics · Adobe Premiere Pro · After Effects · Captions & Subtitles · Color Grading · Audio Editing · Educational Content