I have seven years of video editing experience, and two years of experience with creating and cutting together trailers for games.

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One of the most important things I've learned when editing trailers is to consider them as a visual one sentence pitch (elevator pitch).

You are trying to sell your game to your target audience visually, not verbally. The problem with this, is trying grab the audience's attention and hold it for as long as possible. This where I can help.

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My trailers are both informative and interactive, which is ideal for both entertaining the audience and enticing them to play your game. I ensure that my trailers are dynamic and fluid, while covering your game's features without making it feel like it's going over a bullet point list.

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