Service Type: Featured

This project was a YouTube editorial assignment for client 2 and 20, focused on a timely analysis of AI market dynamics. As the editor, I turned interview footage and script materials into a coherent, paced narrative that supported the presenter’s arguments and kept the runtime focused for an online audience.

Work delivered covered the full post-production chain: building the rough and final cuts, sourcing supplementary footage, crafting sound design and SFX to clarify transitions and emphasis, and applying color grading to ensure consistent visual tone. I also managed final export settings optimized for YouTube delivery and coordinated file handoffs with the client.

The finished video has attracted substantial attention on the platform — approaching 977,000 views with over 26,000 likes — which helped validate editorial choices around pacing, footage selection, and audio clarity. Throughout the project I maintained close communication with the client on revisions and deadlines to ensure the final piece matched their editorial goals and publishing timeline.

I worked with client 2 and 20 to edit the YouTube video Why the UK’s Economy is Awful. My work centered on assembling the interview and explanatory material into a coherent narrative, trimming for clarity and maintaining a steady pace that matched the host’s delivery. The edit focused on keeping complex economic points accessible without altering the substance of the script.

Beyond cutting picture, I sourced supplementary footage and implemented sound effects to punctuate arguments and improve visual variety. I also handled sound design–balancing voiceover, music, and SFX–to ensure intelligibility and appropriate emphasis at key moments. These choices were made to support the editorial intent and keep viewers engaged throughout the runtime.

For final delivery I prepared the export master and performed quality control to meet YouTube specifications and client expectations. The finished video was uploaded to YouTube and has since accrued roughly 1.97 million views and 33,000 likes, which I include here only as context for the level of audience engagement the finished work received. Throughout the project my focus was on dependable execution and clear, platform-appropriate deliverables.

I edited a long-form video for 2 and 20 on YouTube that examines Norway’s wealth and its broader implications. As the project’s editor, I assembled the footage into a clear, focused narrative, shaping sequence length and transitions to keep complex information accessible to a broad audience.

My responsibilities included sourcing additional footage to fill visual gaps, creating sound effects to underscore key moments, and designing the mix to improve dialogue clarity and atmosphere. I balanced levels, tightened pacing, and prepared the final export so the file was ready for upload and playback on YouTube.

The finished video has attracted notable engagement on YouTube — roughly 469,983 views, 10,639 likes, and 1,212 comments — provided here as context for the edit’s reach. Throughout the project my focus remained on delivering a sonically coherent, visually consistent final cut that supported the client’s editorial goals.

I edited How China Launched a New Industrial Revolution for client 2 and 20, delivering a long-form documentary-style piece for YouTube. My focus was on shaping a clear, consistent narrative from the available footage while maintaining appropriate pacing across the runtime. Work stayed aligned with the client brief and platform constraints.

The work I delivered included video editing, sourcing archival and supporting footage, adding SFX, and creating the sound design to enhance transitions and emphasis. Sound elements were balanced to support the story without overpowering narration, and SFX were timed to match visual cues. I prepared final exports with attention to YouTube encoding and the client’s delivery requirements.

The finished video has attracted roughly 795,000 views, over 21,000 likes, and more than 2,300 comments on YouTube, giving a sense of audience engagement. I coordinated final deliverables for 2 and 20 and handed off upload-ready files. The project emphasized precise editorial execution and cohesive audio post-production to support the film’s argument and viewing experience.

This project was a long-form YouTube feature produced for 2 and 20. As the editor I assembled the piece from sourced footage, b-roll and editorial cuts, shaping pacing and structure to suit the platform. The finished video has attracted over 1.4 million views on YouTube, providing context for the audience response.

My delivered work included detailed timeline editing, precise SFX placement, and full sound design to balance dialogue, effects and music. I also sourced archival and stock clips to fill visual gaps and improve continuity, then refined edits to maintain momentum across the runtime.

For final delivery I prepared and exported broadcast-ready masters compliant with YouTube specifications and handed over media to the client for upload. The completed package met client requirements and performed strongly on the platform, reflected in its view and engagement metrics.

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I served as the editor on Why Chaebols are Destroying South Korea for 2 and 20, delivering the final YouTube master. My role covered full video editing, sourcing footage and SFX, and designing the sound mix to support the story. I also handled the final export and delivered platform-ready files.
Full edit, SFX and sound design for a long-form YouTube feature
Sourced and integrated archival and stock footage to complete the narrative
Final YouTube master has 1.4M+ views with strong engagement (35k likes, 3.5k comments)