Reel Short Project

In my recent project, 'Bound by Vendetta: Sleeping with the Enemy,' I had the opportunity to showcase my video editing skills in a compelling and intricate narrative. My work involved meticulously assembling and refining scenes to enhance the dramatic tension and emotional depth of the story. I focused on creating a seamless flow that kept viewers engaged, using a combination of creative cuts, rhythm, and pacing. This project not only highlighted my technical proficiency in video editing but also my ability to bring a powerful story to life through visual storytelling.

Meet our Team

Project Manager / Coordinator

Responsible for overseeing the entire project and ensuring that it is completed on time. They are usually the main point of contact between the client and the team and are responsible for project planning, time management and resource allocation.

Lead Video Editor

Responsible for editing the main parts of the video, including selecting and combining shots, adjusting pacing and style, and ensuring the overall quality of the video. They usually have a high level of technical and creative skills.
Sound Designer: Responsible for adding and adjusting sound effects in a video, including music, ambient sounds, and sound effects. Their job is to enhance the emotion and atmosphere of the video.

Color Grader

Responsible for adjusting and optimizing color and light in videos to enhance visual effects. They may use specialized software to adjust hue, contrast and saturation.

Animator / Visual Effects Artist

If the video requires animation or special effects, these professionals will be responsible for creating and integrating these elements.

Subtitle and Caption Designer

Responsible for adding and editing text in the video, including titles, subtitles and other graphic elements.

Audio Engineers

If the project includes complex audio editing, audio engineers will be responsible for mixing, balancing the sound, and cleaning up background noise.

Quality Control Specialist

Before a video is released, a Quality Control Specialist checks the video to make sure there are no technical errors, such as encoding issues, audio and video out of sync, etc.

Assistant Editors

Working under the direction of the Lead Editor, they assist with auxiliary editing tasks, such as preliminary editing and organizing footage.

Each team may adjust these roles depending on the size and complexity of the project. Team members may need to be versatile and able to handle many different tasks.