An editor at work in a video post-production suite

Editing · Post-production · Rome

Editing is where the story finds its rhythm.

I select, build and refine images and sound so that every cut has a reason.

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Approach

Build attention, frame by frame.

Editing turns footage into an experience. I can work with my own footage, material filmed by a crew, archives, animation and generative content.

Post-production includes narrative rhythm, continuity, clean-up, colour, sound design, titles and versions. In AI projects, it is also where individual generations finally become a coherent sequence.

What I can do

A complete, flexible process.

I can handle the whole project or a specific stage, working alongside your team.

01

Narrative structure

Organising footage, selecting moments and building a point of view.

02

Rhythm and transitions

Cuts, pauses, acceleration and continuity suited to the tone, audience and platform.

03

Colour, sound and VFX

Visual and sound finishing, compositing and adjustments needed for continuity.

04

Masters and adaptations

Delivery of required formats, vertical versions, cutdowns, subtitles and language versions.

From my workshop

Editing changes the story.

From showreels to music videos: editing turns images and music into a sequence.

From the portfolio

REEL CINEMA

From the portfolio

Golden Ratio

Music, geometry and generative images in a visual journey.

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Black Leone - Sta Merda la Faccio così

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Can you edit footage filmed by others?

Yes. Before starting, I check the format, quantity, quality of footage and editorial goals.

Do you also work remotely?

Yes. Reviews and approvals can be handled remotely through an organised flow of versions and feedback.

Do you make social media versions, too?

Yes. I can create vertical versions, teasers and cutdowns from the master or design a separate edit for each platform.

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Have a story to tell?

Rome · Productions across Italy and Europe · Remote collaborations welcome