Editing, motion design, and automation that turn raw footage into a consistent growth machine — so you post more, film less, and never touch a timeline.
reel editing / motion design / automation
Featured Work
A curated mix of product design, creative coding, photography, and motion work. Each project is built like a small system: concept, craft, launch, and iteration.
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Daily Builds
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Services
Five reels a month, cut and captioned so they are ready to post — the fastest way to stop sitting on unedited footage.
Editing, motion design, and automation on retainer — the repeatable system that turns raw footage into a steady content calendar without you touching a timeline.
A one-time digital pack for creators who want to edit it themselves — presets, a content calendar, and the hooks that actually get watched.
Process
Get the brief straight before touching a tool — the real problem, who it's for, what 'done' looks like.
Turn the brief into a plan: scope, references, and the two or three directions actually worth exploring.
Wireframes to polish. Explore fast, then commit — a prototype you can click through, not just look at.
Ship real, working code — components, not just comps. Built to hold up outside a demo.
Break it before anyone else does — cross-device checks, edge cases, a second look with fresh eyes.
Ship it, watch it, iterate. A launch is a start, not a finish line.
About
Not a jack-of-all-trades — a specialist in the content pipeline creators hate managing. I edit your reels, design the motion graphics, and automate the repetitive parts (scheduling, repurposing, file handoffs) so content stops being your bottleneck.
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FAQ
Reel editing, motion design, and automation for creators and coaches — turning raw footage into a repeatable content system, plus design and code work across the same range of disciplines shown in the Work archive.
Six steps: Discover, Strategize, Design, Build, Test, Launch — starting from the real brief, not a template, and ending with something shipped and watched, not just handed off.
It depends on scope — the contact form's budget field runs from under $1k to $15k+, and there's a "not sure yet" option if you'd rather figure it out together than guess upfront.
Also scope-dependent — the contact form's timeline options range from ASAP to 1–3 months, or fully flexible if there's no fixed deadline.
Send a message through the contact form with a bit about what you're looking to build — expect a reply within 24 hours.