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Cuts judged by what people finish
I edit; I don't shoot. Everything here started as someone else's footage — a videographer's cards, a phone in a shop, two hours of interview — and the work was deciding what to leave out.
- Projects8
- Turnaround24 hrs – 3 weeks
- From₹1,500
14 hours into 4 minutes
2026A wedding cut for feeling rather than chronology, built on the vows rather than the music.
Highlight film
Manufacturer company profile
2025Asked for four minutes, delivered ninety seconds. The plant does the talking.
Profile · subtitles
Retail reel series
2026Twelve reels a month from staff phone footage. Consistent captions, no template look.
12 reels/month
Software explainer
2025Animated from a script with no footage at all, for a product that is hard to photograph.
Motion graphics
Tutorial channel edit
2025Dead air and restarts cut throughout. Watch time rose without changing the content.
Edit · thumbnail · chapters
Client testimonial set
2024Two-hour interviews cut to forty-five seconds each, subtitled for silent playback.
3 testimonials
Save the date film
2025Edited before the wedding from a pre-shoot, with titles the family could correct in one round.
Save the date
Annual day recap
2024Delivered the next morning, while everyone who attended was still talking about it.
Event recap · social crops
How these were cut
The footage decides how long it takes. The brief decides how long it should be.
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Audio first
A line of speech or a vow carries the structure. Music is chosen to fit that, not the other way round.
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Shorter than asked
Almost every brief here was delivered under its target length. Nobody has objected yet.
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Subtitled by hand
Machine captions mangle names and Tamil words. Every caption here was corrected manually.
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Licensed music
No film songs. A claimed or muted video is worse than a plainer track nobody notices.
Other categories
Footage sitting on a drive?
Tell me how much there is and what the finished video is for. Old footage edits just as well as new.