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“Don’t just look for opportunities make content you’re passionate about - opportunities will come.” @fugueur
My editing showreel features various work from: social-first commercials (working in-house at VaynerMedia London); Porsche was spec; and freelance sports videography.
.@ThisGuyEdits has been one of the biggest influences on my #lifelonglearning process in making me “a filmmaker who edits” and a full-time career doing what I love…
#videoediting #filmmaking #dowhatyoulove #thisguyedits
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Julius held back on his force and was also walking backwards in Self Defence. The doo-rag dude clearly wanted to harm Julius having wished ‘heart attack’ death on him….‘Reasonable self defence force’ is all that was used! If you see it differently, fuck you!
Former British heavyweight champion Julius Francis (who fought Mike Tyson) now working as security at BOXPARK Wembley and dealing with some trouble today…
[🎥 @GloryGloryTott]
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I myself have wondered why refugees didn't stay in European countries and have travelled on. So I asked them.
Sometimes, learning the hard way isn’t such a bad thing in the end…
What to Do If Your YouTube Channel Isn't Growing #shorts youtube.com/shorts/kBY3dnBat… v
Failure is part of life.
I’ve been sitting on footage for 2 docs that I failed to get commissioned about 2 different combat sports athletes (one of whom has since signed for the UFC)…
Time to find some old hard drives, ingest footage, watch it all and start pulling selects from both interviews and various footage and craft a story in the edit as I always love doing.
That’s the keyword: Love…
Anoop Hothi retweeted
Sam Ryder is like someone opened a time capsule of guileless optimism that was buried at the 2012 Olympics opening ceremony.
The worst thing about the UCL final last night. UEFA are completely out of touch with football fans and trying to turn real football into a copycat of an American only sport, not a global sport true to itself and true fans.
‘Editing is invisible.’
That’s usually what determines how great an edit is in the eyes of so many watching a video/films but it’s WRONG.
Why?









