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Video editor and storyteller I'm always on the hunt for an interesting story that you'll want to watch again and again.

Selected work

Only the projects I'd put my name on.

TeamSamuraiX1

How a 12-Year-Old Prodigy Became Yu-Gi-Oh's Greatest Player Ever

The brief was to keep people watching even if they've never picked up a Yu-Gi-Oh card in their life. So I focused everything on pacing: how fast information lands, when to slow down, when to let a moment breathe. Someone with zero context should stay with the story the whole way through, without ever feeling lost or talked down to.

Yu-Gi-Oh! Pros Try to Play Magic: The Gathering

Long form.

We Built Yu-Gi-Oh Decks Only 0.01% of Players Could Make

Long form.

I'm looking for that moment when the viewer feels the same thing that the person on screen felt.

It's not about speed or volume. Every project here is a deliberate choice not everything I've made.

Comes back

Ongoing collaboration

Clients choose me because I work with them on an ongoing basis. To me, this is more important than the total number of projects: being rehired is the most genuine sign of trust.