Raw footage in. Clips people finish watching, out.
Podcast clips, event reels and short documentaries, cut from long raw footage. Each sample below started as a single long NASA recording and was edited end to end: selects, story, captions, graphics, sound and grade.
Talking-head clip with captions
Pulled a 45-second answer from a 20-minute interview. Tightened with jump cuts, then added word-by-word captions, a headline and name bar, B-roll cutaways and a progress bar. Audio leveled to platform loudness.
Live-event highlight reel
Cut from hours of multi-camera launch footage to 35 seconds, every cut on the beat. Countdown graphics, speed ramps, punch-ins and added sound design (the source was silent).
Story-driven mini documentary
Apollo 11 from suit-up to splashdown in 87 seconds, built from two hours of archival film. Story-first structure, restrained serif captions, an archival grade and the original 1969 countdown audio carrying the climax.
YouTube topic thumbnail
Made to pair with the podcast clip: one idea, three words, readable at phone size.