Services

Here's how I can help.

Four areas. They're listed separately because that's easier to read, not because they stay separate in practice — most projects end up crossing at least two of them.

Tell me what you need See the work first
01 / Video & content

Video editing.

The core of what I do, and the thing I've spent the most hours on. Short-form for social, long-form for YouTube, product videos, ads, brand motion.

Cut for retention rather than for length. Captioned, because a large share of your audience is watching with the sound off and always will be.

Editing

  • Short-form (Reels, TikTok, Shorts)
  • Long-form & YouTube
  • Product & app videos
  • Video ads
  • Podcast & interview cuts

Motion

  • Motion graphics
  • Logo animation & brand reveals
  • 2D animation & explainers
  • Titles, lower thirds, captions
  • AI-generated UGC ads

For teams

  • Ongoing content retainers
  • Editing to a house style
  • Working with an existing team
  • Managing other editors
What you get

Video that people finish watching, delivered on a schedule you can actually plan around — with multiple revision rounds included.

02 / Content operations

The part after "the edit is done."

Plenty of people will edit a video and send it back. Fewer will tell you when to post it, why the last one underperformed, or what to make next.

If you want content handled rather than just produced, I can run the whole loop — planning, calendar, publishing, then reading the analytics and adjusting what gets made next month.

Plan

  • Content planning
  • Content calendars
  • Format & hook direction
  • Batching production

Publish

  • Scheduling
  • Publishing across channels
  • Captions, copy & thumbnails
  • Channel management

Measure

  • Analytics tracking
  • Performance reporting
  • Retention & hook analysis
  • Content optimisation
What you get

Content that doesn't stall in a folder, and a straight answer each month about what's working and what I'd change.

03 / Design & digital

Design, brand, and the site it lives on.

Where I started, and still a large part of the work. Brand assets, motion design, product visuals, landing pages, full websites.

Clean structure, strong hierarchy, and a next step that's obvious without a paragraph explaining it.

Design

  • Graphic design
  • Branding & identity
  • Motion design
  • Social & ad creative
  • Product visuals

Web

  • Websites
  • Landing pages
  • Funnels & sign-up flows
  • Email design

Systems

  • Templates & creative systems
  • Brand guidelines in practice
  • Asset libraries
What you get

Something that looks like it was made on purpose — and that a visitor can understand and act on within a few seconds.

04 / Automation & AI

If it's repetitive, it's probably fixable.

I'm not here to sell you a complicated technical system. The question is much simpler than that: is something in your business slow, repetitive, disconnected, or done by hand for no good reason?

If yes, we look at it together and I'll tell you honestly whether it's worth automating. Some things aren't. The ones that are usually pay for themselves quickly.

Workflows

  • n8n workflows
  • Business process automation
  • Connecting tools you already pay for
  • Data moving between systems

AI

  • AI agents
  • AI-assisted content workflows
  • Drafting, sorting & triage

Operations

  • Lead capture & follow-up systems
  • CRM workflows
  • Outreach systems
  • Internal tools
What you get

Fewer things you personally have to remember to do — and a clear picture of which parts of the week just got handed to a machine.

The longer version of the automation side
The thinking

Most businesses don't have a marketing problem.
They have an order problem.

Right ingredients, wrong order. Posting with no home to send people to, sending traffic to a page that doesn't build trust, collecting leads nobody follows up. Then wondering where everyone went.

Build the home — your website
01

Build the home

Your website. Social media is rented land — this is the part you own.

Invite guests — your social content
02

Invite guests

Your content. It brings people to the door; the site tells them where to go.

Talk to them — your email marketing
03

Talk to them

Your email. Most people don't buy the first time. This keeps the relationship alive.

Build the engine — automations and AI
04

Build the engine

Automations & AI. They multiply what already works — which is the whole catch.

Do not automate chaos

Because automation is not magic. If your system is broken,

automation just helps you break it faster.

Very impressive. Very tragic.

Built right

Industry-standard tools.
Quality at speed.

I work with the same professional tools the best studios trust — so the result holds up, and still ships fast. No cut corners. No waiting around.

FigmaAdobe SuiteAfter EffectsPremiere Pron8nWebflowGoHighLevel
// Tools in motion
The standard

I don't just make things pretty.
Pretty without strategy is decoration with confidence.

Whatever the brief is, these are the questions running in the background while I build it.

01

Can people understand this quickly?

02

Does this look trustworthy?

03

Is the next step obvious?

04

Does this feel professional?

05

Is the message too vague?

06

Can this be tracked?

07

Can this be automated?

08

Will this help the business make money?

Ready when you are

Not sure which of these
you actually need?

That's normal, and it's a fine place to start. Describe the situation and I'll tell you where I'd begin — or that you don't need me for it.

Let's work together See the work

No weird pitch · just a real conversation about what makes sense next