Cinematic edits, a promotional ad and a vlog — one made for a client, one for my own business, and the rest practice pieces.
Two videos made for a real purpose — one for a client, one for my own business.
A client project for Sajjad Ali — travel footage from several different locations, cut into one film.
The clips arrived unconnected. I arranged them by location and flow rather than shooting order, then worked on colour, pacing and sound so the whole thing reads as one journey instead of a folder of holiday videos.
Three to four hours from footage selection to final polish.
A promotional ad for Intizar Mart, my own grocery store. Written and produced from scratch — script, footage, edit, sound.
Product shots and website visuals cut together with L-cuts and audio mixing so the pacing carries the viewer to the end rather than losing them halfway.
Ran for a month. Six people who saw it came back asking me to make ads for them.
Two videos made for a real purpose — one for a client, one for my own business.
A personal piece built to test a cinematic look. Outdoor clips arranged into one smooth sequence rather than a highlights reel.
Colour grading, clean cuts, transitions, subtitles and sound design in CapCut. Two to three hours start to finish.
Nature and landscape footage cut for atmosphere rather than narrative. The aim was immersion — colour work, slow transitions and sound design that lets each shot breathe.
Two to three hours, most of it in colour and sound.
Road and travel clips turned into a short vlog. The exercise was pacing: keeping it moving without losing the natural feel that makes vlogs watchable.
Colour grading, cinematic transitions and sound design. Two to three hours.
An experiment in mood, built from stock rain footage — leaves, close-ups, wet streets — cut slow and deliberate.
Rain-focused sound design does most of the work here. The visuals set the scene, the audio makes you feel it. Two to three hours.
Most of the work falls into four kinds of edit.
Vertical edits for Instagram, TikTok and YouTube Shorts. Tight pacing, hooks in the first two seconds, captions that stay readable on a phone in sunlight.
Ads and product videos for businesses. I wrote and edited one for my own store — the ad ran for a month and brought six people back asking me to make theirs.
Travel, event and personal footage turned into something worth watching twice. Colour grading, slow motion where it earns its place, sound design that carries the cut.
Longer content cut for pace rather than length. The parts that drag come out, the parts that work stay.
I work with clients in Karachi and across Pakistan, and I am available to businesses in the UAE, the UK and the USA. Send the footage over WhatsApp or a Drive link and I will take it from there.
From raw clips to a finished cut you can post.
You tell me what the video is for, how long it should run, and where it is going — a reel, an ad, a YouTube upload. Each one gets cut differently.
Send the raw clips over WhatsApp or a Drive link. If there is music you want, or a reference video whose style you like, send that too.
Cuts, colour, transitions, sound. I build the whole thing and send you the first version.
Two rounds included. Tell me what to change and I change it. Beyond that, further edits are quoted separately.
The things clients ask before sending footage over.
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