Adeel H.

I edit YouTube videos for faceless documentary-style and automation channels — the kind of content where there's no host on screen. Hence, the pacing, visuals, and narration have to do all the work of keeping someone watching. Three years into this, the thing I care about most isn't just making a video look clean. It's figuring out why people click away at a certain point and fixing that specifically—whether it's a slow opening, a flat stretch in the middle, or visuals that don't change often enough to hold attention. Here's what that looks like in practice: Editing: Full-length long-form videos; faceless documentaries; animations; and B-roll with narration, plus sound design and pacing that's built around retention, not just making things "look nice." Extras: I also write scripts and design thumbnails when a project needs it, though editing is where most of my time goes. Tools: Premiere Pro, Filmora, CapCut, After Effects, Photoshop, Canva, plus AI image/video generation tools for faceless content. If you're not sure I'm a fit, send me a script or some footage, and I'll cut a free 30-second sample first. No pressure to hire off that—it's just a way to see how I work before you commit to anything