I started youtube when I was 8 years old to become famous.
Plot twist: I became the editor every creator wishes they had.
Crisp sound design. Clean effects. Storytelling that actually hooks.
I craft videos that get views and put money in your pocket.
My younger self would be proud, and honestly, I’m having a blast doing it.
P.S. If you’re a creator who wants storytelling that keeps viewers watching, DM me :)
I worked on a video for @dantic that hit 1 of 10.
And it reminded me of something most editors get wrong.
Everyone edits for retention rules.
But the best editors edit for what the creator’s audience already loves.
Instead of changing what works, match the rhythm and pacing viewers expect.
Then just make it better.
Retention will follow.
If you want editing like this, DM me :)
Hey @Clix I broke down your 'I Snuck Into Beast Games 2!" video.
I noticed the video starts at 1:10 when you have your first interaction as a guard.
But the first minute has unmotivated editing, like the sneaking around and coming up sequences. Theres tension but no stakes introduced.
So we don't know what happens if you're caught.
Your core audience might push through without context, but new viewers click off immediately.
Let's implement this in your next video 👍
If any other creators see this, DM me if you need an editor.
Hey @tonioguajardoyt, I broke down your 'I Flew the Worst Possible Route Across America' video.
I noticed the B-plot is actually a stronger hook, which should drive the packaging.
Your best videos have recurring animations or edits that build with the hypnotic music.
And the low-performers have too many ideas being introduced in the intro.
If you ever need another hand editing future videos, I’d love to help!
P.S. If any other creators see this, feel free to DM me if you need an editor :)
Most entertainment editors think faster = better retention.
I remade @RyanTrahan's abandoned mall intro to test that.
Turns out his pacing is slower than most entertainment content.
And that's exactly why it works.
Side-by-side comparison ⤵️
Need an editor like this? DM me :)
Most editors think tension is just "suspenseful music + slow cuts."
They're wrong.
I just edited a father-son story about betrayal. Here's what actually creates tension:
- Music that EVOLVES (not just one dramatic track on loop)
- Context that shows stakes (the audience needs to know what's being lost)
- Clarity over cleverness (VO + on-screen text > "figuring it out")
Bonus: Tension is the distance between where you are and where you need to be. Close that gap too fast = no tension. Too slow = they leave.
If you're a creator who needs an editor that understands tension like this, DM me.
I remade @IrelandBoys' 'Last to Leave Sauna' video from scratch.
This is what high-energy challenge content actually needs:
fast cuts, layered sound design, and constant tension↔release.
Challenge videos are the OPPOSITE of “simple.”
Every cut, effect, and beat is intentional.
That’s why people keep watching.
If you’re a creator who wants this level of editing, DM me 🫡