Editor and motion designer, from talking-head to AI-driven edits , turnaround in 2–3

If you're a creator, you already know the real problem isn't ideas, it's finding someone who can actually be trusted with the editing week after week.

That's the gap I'm trying to fill.

I edit traditional talking-head content and I also work with AI tools (Kling, Seedance, HeyGen) for motion graphics and avatar-led videos, so I can move fast without everything looking like it came off the same template.

I'm also building a small team, which means someone's checking quality before it reaches you, not you catching the mistakes after.

I dropped out of college to do this.
Not on a break, not "taking time off" — I actually left, because I wanted to bet on this instead of a degree I wasn't sure I needed. Since then it's been a lot of late nights in DaVinci Resolve, and more recently going deep into Fusion, actually learning how the compositing works instead of relying on presets.

Still early. But I'm not doing this halfway.