Short-Form Editing
Short-Form Editing
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NST Charaja
Editor & Motion Designer
Turned raw creator footage into scroll-stopping reels — because apparently people have the attention span of a goldfish now and it's my job to respect that.
The brief was simple: make people stop scrolling long enough to actually watch something. No pressure. Just competing with every cat video and dance trend on the internet.
Cut, colour-graded, and sprinkled just enough motion graphics to keep things spicy without going full Michael Bay. Every reel had to hook in under two seconds — which, for context, is less time than it takes to sneeze.
Tekron Fest
Editor & Content Strategist
Made a college tech fest look like a TEDx event on a budget that could barely afford samosas.
Tekron Fest needed promo reels, event teasers, and recap videos that screamed 'we are the future of tech' while the WiFi kept dropping every fifteen minutes. Classic college energy.
Delivered punchy cutdowns with dramatic transitions, hype music, and enough slow-mo shots to make a coding hackathon look like a Marvel trailer. The organisers cried happy tears. The participants cried regular tears (deadlines, probably).
Orthofusion Clinic
Editor & Content Creator
Made dental content that people actually want to watch. Yes, you read that right. Dental. Content. Engaging.
The challenge: make braces, aligners, and smile transformations interesting on Instagram. The competition: literally everything else on the internet that is not about teeth.
Created a content pipeline of before-and-after reveals, educational reels, and day-in-the-life clinic content. Turns out, when you pair satisfying transformations with the right soundtrack and pacing, people will watch anything — even a root canal walkthrough. The engagement numbers went up faster than a patient's anxiety in the waiting room.
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Aha Amma Cheti Vanta
Editor
Edited mom's home-cooked Telugu recipes into reels so good they should come with a 'you will get hungry' warning label.
Amma Cheti Vanta — literally 'food made by mom's hands' — is exactly what it sounds like: authentic Telugu home cooking. My job was to make every dal tadka sizzle through the screen and every biryani dum reveal feel like opening a treasure chest.
Cut crispy overhead shots, synced the stirring to the beat drops, and made sure every recipe video was under 60 seconds because apparently that's all the time we get before someone swipes away to watch a cat fall off a table. The comments section became a warzone of people tagging their moms and saying 'why doesn't ours taste like this.'
PowerDuo 20s
Editor & Motion Designer
Edited fitness and physio content for a duo who somehow make exercise look enjoyable. Couldn't relate, but the reels slapped.
PowerDuo is a fitness and physiotherapy page run by actual qualified professionals — not random gym bros with unsolicited advice. They needed reels that were educational, energetic, and didn't look like they were filmed during an earthquake.
Stabilised shaky gym footage, added clean text overlays for exercise tips, and timed every cut to the beat so precisely that even watching a stretching routine feels like a hype video. The irony of spending hours sitting and editing fitness content is not lost on me. My back hurts.
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