Shady A.

Most brand videos lose the viewer in the first three seconds not because of the footage, but because nobody decided what the video was for before the edit began. I've spent the last several years on the other side of that problem. I've delivered commercial films for telecom, non-profit, cultural, and luxury real estate clients, usually handling the brief, the shoot, the edit, and the VFX myself. You get someone who understands the campaign the video is feeding, not just someone cutting to the beat. What I deliver: • Brand and commercial films - concept through final grade • Performance ads and social cutdowns built to hold attention, not just fill a slot • Luxury property films that make a listing feel like a place, not a walk through • Motion graphics, VFX, and color grading in-house, no third-party handoffs, no delays • AI-generated visuals, b-roll, and product shots that save you a shoot day - used where they raise the ceiling, never where they'd cheapen the result Why clients keep me on retainer: I come from a marketing project management background, so I work in deadlines and deliverables rather than vague "revisions." You get a defined scope, a delivery date I hold, and a first cut you can actually give notes on — not a rough assembly that burns a round. Recent work: "WE" telecom brand campaign, an NGO awareness film, an orchestral concert film, and luxury property showcases - shot, edited, and finished by me. Tools: Premiere Pro, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve, Photoshop, and current-generation AI video and image tools. Send me your brief and a rough deadline. I'll tell you honestly whether I'm the right fit - and if I'm not, I'll say so.