The Sound of Obsession by Evan Abate (A Video 2 Documentary)
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BioMed Promo / 2025 / A Video Production Class Project
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The Reel DealEA
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Driven By Dirt MOCKUMENTARY
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NSYNC - Bye Bye Bye, written by Linkedin Profiles
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EA Foley Test
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Graphic Design Examples 1
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- 2Channels linked to this profile in the source record. An association is not a confirmed working relationship.
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About
Hi, I’m an aspiring movie director currently working out of my bedroom and occasionally my friend’s garage. I mostly focus on comedy, but I’ve also dipped into other genres (documentaries, how-tos, interviews, etc) when inspiration (or school projects) call for it. I direct, I edit, and I’m starting to branch out into thumbnail creation too. I’ve got a background in graphic design and typography, so I’m looking to bring those skills into the YouTube world and help videos stand out before they even start playing. Basically, if you want someone who’s creative, dependable, and a little too passionate about aspect ratios and font choices, I’m your guy, and I'm looking for some experience as a stepping stone for a future career in video production and film.