About Me

When people ask me what it feels like when I’m video editing, I always say — It just feels like everything makes sense.

I still remember the day my dad brought home a tiny Logitech webcam for our family computer. Beyoncé’s Video Phone song had just dropped, and I was already hyped. The second I turned that camera on, I discovered all the built-in effects and couldn’t believe how it transformed the screen. So naturally, I filmed a little music video of myself — screaming the lyrics, throwing in those crazy effects, feeling like a superstar in my living room.

After that one video, I knew it — I had found my calling.

Since then, that same spark has turned into a full creative journey — from filming and editing cinematic stories to helping artists bring their vision to life. I’ve learned that editing isn’t just about cutting footage; it’s about feeling, rhythm, and emotion coming together until everything just… clicks.

I edit cinematic short films, brand videos, experimental, and music-driven content. My work blends fast-paced rhythm with emotion — but I also love slowing things down when the story calls for it. Whether it’s an energetic sequence cut to the beat or a slower, more immersive moment that lets the visuals breathe, I aim to combine color, sound, and story to create an experience that lingers.

For me, editing isn’t just about putting clips together — it’s about translating what I hear into what people feel. When I edit, I listen to the rhythm, the bass, the lyrics, and how the sound moves. Every beat tells me where the story should breathe and shift. I match visuals to those moments until the emotion feels seamless — like the music and the video are speaking the same language. That’s when the work becomes more than just an edit; it becomes a story that moves.

When I’m not editing, you’ll usually find me in my garden — surrounded by flowers, bees, and sunlight. Nature has a way of slowing things down and reminding me to see beauty from new perspectives. Music is always playing somewhere nearby — whether it’s a vinyl from my collection or one of my favorite playlists. It’s the heartbeat of everything I create, constantly inspiring me both visually and emotionally.

My creativity comes in waves, and when it hits, it’s hard not to ride it. Movement, expression, and sound always pull me in — they remind me why I fell in love with video editing in the first place. I want people to feel something real. To fall into the moment. To reconnect with a feeling they haven’t felt in a long time.