Short-form
High-retention vertical cuts built to stop the scroll. Drag, or use the arrows. Tap any to play.
Long-form
Full edits where pacing and retention do the work. Each one with the numbers behind it. Click a frame to play.
AI / Tech
Fastest way to become an AI Engineer in 2026
Turned a dense AI-engineering roadmap into a story with momentum — tightened the opening to kill early drop-off and held one clear through-line to the end.
How I Build Apps SOLO That ACTUALLY Make Money in 2026
Shaped a solo-founder journey into a tight build narrative — pacing and motion graphics that make the workflow easy to follow and hard to stop watching.
pov: you're a 28 year old software engineer at microsoft
Cut a day-in-the-life POV with rhythm and punch — sound design and timing that sell every story beat.
Self-Help / Educational
my 5am daily routine as a college student
Built a cinematic morning-routine arc — graded for mood and paced so viewers stay to the final frame.
the 5am routine that changed my life forever
Edited a personal-transformation story — a quiet build to the payoff, structured retention-first.
This is how you SHOULD text a girl
Turned advice into a sharp, story-driven cut — clean b-roll and beats that land each point.
What creators say
Words from the channels I cut for. Drag, or use the arrows.
Elv just gets pacing. The first 30 seconds stopped bleeding viewers and the cuts feel like they were made by someone who actually watches the channel.
Fast turnaround, zero hand-holding. I send raw footage and a few notes and get back a cut that's ready to publish.
The b-roll and motion graphics carry the jokes now. Our POV skits hit way harder once Elv started cutting them.
My morning-routine videos finally feel cinematic. The pacing keeps people watching to the end and it shows in the watch time.
Punchy, clean, and on-brand every single time. Elv understands the rhythm a short needs to land.
Tools & Craft
The software is the instrument. What matters is what it's used for.
Rates
Straightforward starting rates based on final runtime.
These are starting ranges. The exact rate depends on the complexity of the edit — motion graphics, color grading, sound design, footage volume, and turnaround all factor in. Send me the project details and I'll give you a precise quote.