This was a commentator reel that I took on for the voice actor, Kai Kennedy, for upcoming gigs he can use for Fighting Game Majors to be a commentator for. The fun part of this video was making the graphic at the start to resemble the Tekken vs screen you see with characters in the game before they go into it. This was made in Adobe After Effects and Photoshop. 

After getting more used to what El was looking for in her clips, this 3rd clip was pretty relaxed on the effects since it was a serious talking point in the clip. I am all for making it easier on me, so this was more of a break for me to get this clip done and ready for upload. Nothing too hard, but did enjoy the mosaic idea I put over the paintings as she walked by in the video. All of this was edited in Adobe Premiere Pro and other art assets were made from Adobe Photoshop.

This second clip I worked on with El, was pretty straight to the point on the comedy bit of her eating her viewers. First thing I thought of when making this clip since it was still fresh in my head was, "oh, just make this like Attack on Titan". So made it to where its the same background, music, and added a bit of flair to the video to give it that feel but at the same time still funny. All of this was edited in Adobe Premiere Pro.

I recently signed up to work with the Vtuber, El Xox, on upcoming video content pertaining to her content. Much of these first few clips were tests to see if I fit with her in making future videos. This was the very one clip I worked with her on, and honestly one of the best people I worked with in regards to what she exactly wants, and feedback on the videos. It was a great learning experience, and a good start to know what kind of style she wanted.

Everfrost came back to me with another commission in mind, and this was his time playing with the Sony product, Mocopi trackers. It was mostly using more of the good moments in the stream that showcased the silliness Everfrost was doing with the new trackers. It felt like a sponsored stream, but it wasn't so there was leeway in terms of how I can edit the video. This video was all edited in Adobe Premiere Pro.

So this was a fun time for to have experiment in After Effects and for this short commission I wanted to bring in the 90s anime aesthetic for this. The animation was already pre made of Neph, but everything else I did do to enhance the intro. I think I got pretty close to what I was aiming for, and a good learning experience on making footage look very old or vintage through After Effects. 

This has been a long ongoing series that I have both the pleasure on working on, but also dreading at the same time. Since working on this series of videos of Neph and her friends trying to finish this game, my skills in motion graphics and added material for highlight reels of this type has gotten better. Started to use better judgement in when the punchline happens, as well as motion graphics to demonstrate whats is being said in the video. All of this was edited Adobe Premier Pro.

This was a learning experience in terms of adjusting the video to be faster, snappier, and much more in line with how gen z comedy. It was very welcomed honestly, and loved the feedback I got from this, to make it more in line to what Sianna wanted for her content. I am pretty comfortable with motion graphics, but going to start utilizing After Effects with my videos to further improve upon my video commissions! This was all edited in Adobe Premiere Pro.

Like I said before, seems like the most recent work I been getting is for channel trailers of all sorts. This was a trailer for a Vtuber that gave me tons of footage to work with their model using VR Chat. This got me pretty excited to work on, and reminds me of the work of Epic Rap Battle has done in the past. So a small bit of that helped me go into a direction of what the Vtuber wanted, and it was cool to mess around with. All of this was edited in Adobe After Effects.

Its seems like channel trailers has been a thing for me recently. This was my 3rd channel trailer as of late, and it was with the Vtuber Client Neph Blackburn. It was fun to work on, and I am getting more comfortable using the puppet tool in AE. Still not as good as other videos I see, but still working on getting better at it. But overall it was fun to work with her again, and liked how this turned out in the end. This was edited in Adobe After Effects, and Adobe Premier Pro.

This was a cooperative effort between me and another editor since there was some work done on this video before I got to finish it myself. This channel trailer was a mix of not using the lighting tool in Premier Pro, but also capturing the live2d model motions for what I am aiming for very much akin to an anime. I like how it came out, and after doing a few channel trailers, I think I am starting to like doing these more then my other work. It lets me express my creative freedom with motion graphics, and still pertain to Vtubers who I love to edit for. This was edited in After Effects and Premier Pro. 

This was a first for me, since I was commissioned to make two videos for this client, and one of them a motion graphics type of video. While I am not stranger to using Motion Graphics, this was a first for me in the Vtubeing space. Had some fun with this, and enjoyed the creative freedom I was given to make this. The transitions was what I made using an array of tools to get the affect from one video to the next. The motion graphic videos before each transition was not done by me, and was supplied to me to use for this video. All of this was edited in Adobe After Effects.

This was probably one of the biggest challenges I had to face for the past 8 months of working for Vtuber content creators. Usually most Vtuber content you have the content creator dedicated to one spot, and you have to make all the content around that idea. But in VR Chat, the client was always moving, and perspectives were also changing to. On top of not be able to cut any of the video content since the video given to me was already cut up, and put together. So all of this was a first, but I think I learned a lot editing this video, and adapting to what the video was presented to me. There is a lot of good spots from this video I am proud of, and spots where I struggled, but took lessons to take with me for the next time I edit another VR Chat video. All of this was edited in Adobe Premier Pro.

This was a video edited for the purpose of entering into the application for being part of the talents over at Nijisanji. This was my first attempt at making a video showcasing Koinuawoo in the best regards. This came out really strong, and feel pretty good about her chances with this video. She did add a 5 min video of her game play at the the video, which I left out of this portion that I edited. It was a joy to work on, and if she gets the job at the new talent, then I can safely say that my edited video got a talent to work with one of the biggest Vtuber agencies out there. This was all edited in Adobe Premiere Pro.

This was the first video I made that I got feedback to actually redo. It was a challenge, and the initial video was much more inspirational, and much more the never give up moments in a match. But after getting feedback where I was told this didn't fit the mood of the channel, I went back to the drawing board, and went for a more fun 90s informational commercial. After showing this new version to them, the Get Gr8 team approved, and I went ahead to finish off the video. This was produced in Adobe After Effects.

This was initially given to me to make a montage of gameplay with music behind it, but I wanted to make it more then just that. I took the initiative and made a short music video out of it, and because this was with a Vtuber, I had some freedom to use the models given to me with great freedom. This was inspired by other vtuber music video like videos, and always wanted to try my chops at a motion graphic heavy music video. This was my first foray into this type of work, and loved every minute working on this one. I will say this really did test the limits of my PC, and hope to learn from this and make more work like this in the future! This video was edited in Adobe After Effects, and Adobe Premiere Pro.

In the latest of vtuber content I been editing this year, I did another for Neph. This was a shorter video I was sent to me to edit, but the process was still the same, and just as long. I cut the video from 30 mins, to a 10 min video with the usual memes, and motion graphics. Overtime the more videos I do of this style, the more I start to realize that every video I make for content creators has a story in each one to tell. Its my job to see that, and bring it out in each video of story telling, and I think its bettering my videos in that way. This was edited in Adobe Premiere Pro.

This was a new commentator I made a reel for, and the footage provided was great. Taking a few cues from fellow video editors of mine, I like the beginning of the video with the audio changed to give a good effect that emphasis on Wonderchef's speech. This carried over very well into the reel, and it really shows! Not to mention using some new transitions I always wanted to try out, and ending with a reference to Mortal Kombat 3 end screen. Overall, I liked this reel alot. Was edited in Adobe Premiere Pro

My first attempt at reaction content with Jupiter, and its a learning experience going though this. The challenge was how to have both screens, or how to focus on the reaction of Jupiter while watching the video on screen. It was a challenge for sure, and something that I learned through advice, and ideas moving forward. This was edited in Adobe Premier Pro.

Another Short Form video I did for SansJupiter. The more of these videos I do, the better I am at spotting the story lines in each video. This was a pretty easy read when looking over the video clip given to me, and finding the joke of SansJupiter sounding like Mario in the clip. After I found this, anything extra was padding for me. This was all edited in Adobe Premier Pro.

Here is another video I was commission with the Vtuber Neph. This was another video highlight but more focused on her play-through of the game, The Mortuary Assistant. Yet, another challenge for me to edit another 3 hour VOD to the final product of a 12 min video. More or less the same challenges I faced before but also good practice for me to get better at editing these VODs at a faster rate. All footage was edited in Adobe Premier Pro.

So this was a continuation of the trailer I made before with Caffeine Crash, but this time the 2nd part of the video was all motion graphics based. This was a fun challenge, and it was fun putting it together. I had to use After Effects to complete this video, and the only thing that as a challenge for me was how to make the transition seemless between the 1st part of the video into the establishing shot of the pool with the title, and 4 characters in the scene. Again, this was all edited in Adobe After Effects.

This was a lesson I learned when editing this clip. It was a funny clip that she was talking about the moment in the sitcom, Always Sunny in Philadelphia, and starting to add stock images to illustrate her story in the video. What we both realize is when we uploaded to Tik Tok, it was shot down immediately, because of the graphic nature of what was talking about. While I did a good job covering up the bits where it would of been a problem, it wasn't enough. It was a good teaching moment for the both of us, and took these thoughts and moved on to the next video I worked on for her. Edited in Adobe Premier Pro.

his one of the first videos given to me try out to be the editor for Jupiter. I already had some videos under my belt when it came to editing for vtubers, but this was a real test for me. Luckly, thanks to the experience I gained from working with a few vtubers, this got me work with her. It also was a good faith in confidence seeing my video get into the high numbers when it was posted on Tik Tok. More use of motion graphics, as well as starting to include subtitles in my work. This was edited in Adobe Premier Pro.

As I get more into this Vtuber space, I am starting to get more of a hang of what they are looking for in videos. Often times its very meme oriented, or funny moments from a stream. This was the latest one I have done for a vtuber, and highlights a moment that happen on stream. Language is NSFW. This was edited in Adobe Premier Pro.

This was my first foray into editing long form content into a short highlight video. I have done so in the past with my own content, but this was with a content creator with over 3 hours of footage to go through. Took me a bit longer then I expected, but I do want to get better at editing these type of videos faster for future clients. Was told that they liked how good of a video I made for them, and would like to stay in touch. This video was all edited in Adobe Premier Pro.

Was commissioned to make a trailer for a local business in New York promoting a future tournament, as well as other incentives for people to buy at the venue. It was fun going back to editing a trailer that was based on Skullgirls. Took me 2 days to complete, and I used both Adobe After Effects and Adobe Premiere pro to complete the video.

This was probably my favorite video to work on for PhoenixX. After the first couple of videos I worked on for him, this one really stood out to me, and the editing was great. The timing was good, the graphics were on point, and the sound effects really added to the video. This was edited in Adobe Premier Pro.

As I start to get the hang of the timing, and the editing style of what most vtubers go for, I was getting more confidence in my edits, and in my use of motion graphics. Starting to get an idea of how vtuber video edits go, and started to get more ambitious with the next one. This was edited in Adobe Premier Pro.

This was an array videos that was sent to me to edit. PhoenixX was great in guiding me on some of the directions he wanted me to make the videos for, and getting adjusted to the timing of the comedy bits in each one. This was a pretty simple and short edit of PhoenixX laughing like Woody Wood Pecker in the video. This video was made in Adobe Premier Pro.

This is my first foray into the Vtubing industry, and working with clients. I recently got picked up to work on several Tik Tok videos, and this was my first one I worked with PhoenixX. Alot of learning on my side of comedic timing, creating captions, and other motion graphics to make the clip work with the client. I plan on working on with more Vtuber clients to gain the experience, and to find continued work. This video was made in Adobe Premier Pro.

I took a different approach making Munoz 2nd commentator reel, and made it more inspired by hip hop and 90s like. Kept it clean, but took some liberties when transition between the 3 other majors hes been to, and the last 2 at the end with the VHS stock footage. This to me came out very strong, and since then Munoz was accepted to this year's Combo Breaker as a result. This was made in After Effects and Premier Pro.

It was quite a joy to work on this reel for Kai Kennedy for his entry to be one of the commentators for EVO this year. For this one, I really experimented with the 3D in After Effects, and used the masking to great effect. I think this came out pretty well, the transition to the gameplay was pretty smooth. This trailer was made in After Effects, and Premier Pro.

Made this demo reel for Munoz for his entry for one of the commentary slots for the Spring Skullgirls Blockbuster event. It was also my first time using and learning Track Matting, and it was interesting experience. Trailer was made in Adobe Premier Pro.

I got in contact with then game studio, Lab Zero Games, to assist in their twitch broadcasts with a package of overlay graphics, and a custom intro for the twitch channel. This video was going to be used for the twitch channel, but since the closure of Lab Zero Games, it was not used. I produced this video with the idea of the intro for Street Fighter 3: Third Strike, and took ideas from that intro into this video. This video was edited in Adobe After Effects, and Adobe Premier Pro.

This video was for Next Hit Wins involving motion graphics, and photos featuring prominent people in the fighting game community promoting Next Hit Win's keychain products. I edited this video in Adobe After Effects and Premiere Pro. 

This was a video photo montage of the event that took place during the Oscar's in LA, and was asked to put a video package together for CapAquarius Media for promotional purposes. This video was edited in Adobe Premiere Pro, and After Effects.  

This was another reel I worked on for the same commentator earlier this year. He enjoyed the last video I gave him, and asked for two separate reels that focused on the game Pokken, and Dragonball Fighterz. This was edited in Premier Pro and After Effects.

This was a commission job, I was asked to do to produce a commentator reel for a client who was seeking to have a reel to showcase his skills at various fighting game events. The client was very helpful in the process, and worked with me to completing the video as well as provided the video resources to complete it. All of this was edited in After Effects, Photoshop, and Premiere Pro.

I worked with the Skullgirls Tour organization group to produce trailers for upcoming events as part of the Skullgirls Tour. This event was for the tournament in Chicago, Frosty Fuastings to let players know of the upcoming tournament, as well as to sign up for the events. All of this was edited in After Effects, and Premiere Pro.

This was a short intro I was commissioned to work on for a youtube channel. Very simple request of wanting something quick with the American flag innovated in the video piece. This was created in Premier Pro.

I worked with the Skullgirls Tour organization group to produce trailers for upcoming events as part of the Skullgirls Tour. This event was for the tournament in Philadelphia, NEC to let players know of the upcoming tournament, as well as to sign up for the events. All of this was edited in After Effects, and Premiere Pro.

I worked with WeWork to produce a informational video regarding their company on Upwork.com. This was a week long project, and was in constant contact with the client throughout the entire process. This was my first freelance project. All photos are owned by WeWork.com, and was edited in After Effects, and Adobe Premiere Pro

I host a weekly online tournament on Monday nights, Monday Night Blockbuster, on Twitch. One of the incentives I give to my players who play in my tournament is if you get 1st or 2nd place, that player will receive a custom intro in the same vain as WWE titan-tron. Here is one example of my video editing work for one of my players. All game play footage is owned by Lab Zero, and was edited in After Effects.