I make videos people watch to the end, and servers that don't fall over halfway through a race.
I started out recording clips for friends. It ended with me doing this for a living — and with having picked up everything needed along the way to never outsource any part of it.
Editing and code are the same job to me: rhythm, precision, and the part nobody notices because it simply works. If something needs automating, hosting, or trimming to the frame, I do it myself.
2013
Counter-Strike after school, and screen recordings made to show friends a single play.
2018
Premiere in one window, a code editor in the other. That's when it stopped being a hobby.
2020
My own channels, my own tools, and the first people paying for the work.
A server that simply works — no lag, no guesswork, no restarts mid-race.
Pace, cuts on the beat, zero dead seconds.
You send the raw files, you get a finished cut: colour, sound, captions, and the right format for wherever it's going.
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