Mugurel-Sebastian N.

I handle everything between your raw recording and the publish button for tech and educational YouTube channels: long-form edit, Shorts, thumbnail and titles. In recent years I've done this every week for Pragmatic Works, a training company for AI and Microsoft services (Power BI, Fabric, Copilot and more), on both their main channel and AI Academy. Example: Copilot Notebooks Full Tutorial, 19 min, 90K+ views (first project in my portfolio). Overall I've been editing for 5+ years: short films, music videos, events, ads and eLearning, plus on-set experience in film production. That's where my eye for design, branding and story comes from. What you get for every video: • Long-form edit: talking head + screen recording cut into a lesson people finish. Chapters built on promise → payoff, re-hooks where attention drops, pacing and flow across the whole video. • Shorts: cut from the long video, each with its own hook, reframed for 9:16 so the UI stays readable on a phone. • Thumbnail: designed for educational content, readable at phone size, promising exactly what the video delivers. • Titles: 2–3 options that match the thumbnail, so the click and the video tell the same story. • Motion graphics, animated cards and screen zooms that explain, not decorate. • Clean, balanced audio: noise removal, leveling and processing. Technical by background: my BSc thesis in Digital Film Production (Birmingham City University) studied how H.264, H.265 and VP9 affect streaming quality on YouTube. That's why I build my own tools: custom Premiere Pro extensions (CEP and UXP panels) plus Python, FFmpeg and Claude Code scripts automate the repetitive work (transcripts, cleanup cuts, asset placement, renders). My time goes into story, pacing and packaging, and delivery stays fast and consistent. If your team already has a pipeline, I can plug into it, or help you automate it. Tools I use every week: • Editing & motion: Premiere Pro, After Effects, Audition • Audio & transcripts: Auphonic, ElevenLabs, OpenAI Whisper, Epidemic Sound • Design: Canva • Automation: my own CEP/UXP extensions (JavaScript, ExtendScript), Python, FFmpeg, yt-dlp, Claude Code What you can count on: attention to detail and high quality standards, every single week. Best fit: one ongoing channel or course, 1 video per week, delivered as a package: long form + Shorts + thumbnail + titles. Fixed price per video after a paid test edit. Also open to other talking-head work: personal-brand creators, podcasts, interviews and corporate videos. Based in Romania (UTC+2/+3), with overlap on US mornings.