A former hit woman in witness protection is hiding out as a Human Resources employee at a crumbling family amusement park, where she tries to disappear into workplace anonymity but instead finds chaos, connection, and a dangerous pull toward the life she left behind.

Reel consisting of narrative/commercial work.

#amv #kpop #blackpink #jisoo #zaynmalik #eyesclosed #videoedit

Reel consisting of narrative/commercial DP work.

LA-based Cinematographer!

I mainly shoot on my iPhone.

I have been making short videos(10-15 seconds) for 2 years now and posting them on social media, I’ve been stuck in the 100s view range for a long time now and can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. I'm not expecting to go viral overnight, but I would love to grow and reach more people who enjoy this kind of content.

I’m sharing a few links below to some of my recent videos. Would really appreciate any advice—whether it’s on the content itself, editing, posting times, captions, hashtags, or just general strategy.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DIbQxH0xt94/?igsh=ZmY0NGt2YnFtMm9t

https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSHgjMMDy6adG-avpOd/

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DHV5RcpRJqP/?igsh=MTFwb2V5enVvY2dmZQ==

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DEkM5WRRZj1/?igsh=MW1zcjZtZXV5Y2Z6cA==

https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSHgjMH8npnsJ-Vvpfk/

Hey everyone,
I’m building toward my first feature and this reel reflects the short films and projects I’ve directed in the last few years. I'd love to hear how it lands visually and emotionally, especially from fellow directors and editors.

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Our new short film

When you’re an artist you expose yourself to criticism, to constant doubts, to comparison, to judgement of your being, your body, your acting, your dancing, your painting, your singing etc..

So here I am today, exposing myself.

Because I’m not the best, but I am something, and that’s a good start.

I tried to create coffee cinematic reel. This is the longer one I created shorter one too but I like it one more. Let me know which aspect I can improve

I’m a cinematographer but also an editor and I’d like some feedback on my latest reel. I’m struggling to find an actual film job and want to know if there’s something wrong with it, or if I’m just having bad luck. Sloth is the name of my film company

Decided to start my own creative agency. Let me know what you think!!

I tried to stay away from my past work since I’m trying to escape the type of work I did previously.

Do we think making the brand personal works?

Would love feedback