Corporate
For the Dnate a corporate explainer video, we designed the edit to feel premium and forward-moving from the very start. In the opening, the pacing is intentionally tight, with clean cuts and quick visual switches to establish the brand fast and keep attention locked. During the main message sections, we use rhythmic transitions and polished visual timing so each new point lands cleanly, and the motion accents support the story without clutter. Toward the finish, the edit leans on sound design and music balancing to give the closing moments more lift and impact, with a final consistency pass to keep the full piece unified for website and social use.
For this real estate listing platform UI walkthrough, we edited the UI to be fully visual since there’s no voice-over. The opening starts with a clean homepage/listing reveal, then the flow moves through key screens using smooth scroll moves, zoom pushes, and masked wipes to transition between search, listings, and details. Important features are communicated through minimal on-screen callouts and highlight frames timed to each UI change, while the sound approach stays intentional with subtle music only so the visuals remain the guide. A final polish pass keeps the UI crisp and consistent for a premium, website-ready demo.
For this San Antonio real estate investment video, we built the flow by combining Google Earth zoom-ins, city visuals (still images + stock footage), and bold stat-driven motion graphics. The opening uses a map zoom to instantly set location, then we cut into city b-roll while large typography, charts, and simple graphs animate on top to highlight population, mortgages, and workforce data. Transitions stay smooth and energetic with zoom pushes and whip-style moves to connect map scenes to city shots, and each stat reveal lands on a clean beat with subtle whoosh/hit accents to make the numbers feel punchy. A final polish pass keeps footage, images, and graphic overlays consistent for a premium, investor-ready finish.