Video Editor
who cuts for
attention
I'm Abhijit, editing podcast intros, SaaS launch films and short-form for founders, product teams and creators. Three years, 30+ clients, based in India and working with teams worldwide.
Made for
the scroll
Reels and Shorts for brands and creators: business stories, finance, health, tech and travel.
Cold opens
Podcast intros, cut to hook a viewer in the first ten seconds.
Built for the first three seconds
Self-taught since my gaming-montage days. I edit in Premiere Pro and After Effects, and every cut starts with one question: would I keep watching?
Process notes
Tap a stamp to open itSmall talk
The short ones are here. For anything else, just message me.
How did you get into editing? +
PUBG montages. I taught myself by cutting my own gameplay on an old laptop that had no graphics card, and I was hooked on how a few cuts could change the whole feel of a clip.
My first paying client was a tech YouTuber whose videos I knew I could edit better, so I messaged him and asked. From there it grew step by step: a marketing agency, a big tech creator, freelance work on Upwork, Fiverr and Freelancer, and clients who found me through LinkedIn.
In 2025, two founders I was freelancing for brought me in full-time. Today I lead video production at a media studio and still edit every week.
What do you edit most? +
Three things, mostly.
Podcasts: intros, cold opens and full-episode post-production for founder and tech shows, where the job is to make a long conversation feel tight without losing the people in it.
SaaS and product films: launch videos and feature walkthroughs, where a product has to make sense in a few seconds.
Reels and Shorts: short-form for health, faith, tech and travel creators. Along the way I have also cut for sports and food brands, so switching styles quickly comes naturally.
What tools do you use? +
Premiere Pro for the edit, and After Effects for motion graphics, titles and the small details that make a video feel finished.
I also use AI across my workflow: transcribing and searching hours of footage, building rough cuts for podcasts, drafting captions and titles, and cleaning up audio.
AI takes care of the slow, repetitive parts, so more of my time goes into the creative decisions that actually make a video work.
Where are you based? +
India. I work remotely with teams across time zones.
You get clear check-ins, quick review rounds and files delivered the way your team already works, whether that is a shared drive, Frame.io or a project file.
Tell me what you are making, your deadline and one reference you like, and I will reply with how I would approach it.