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Video, directed by the person who shoots it.
Scripting, direction, cinematography, edit, color and motion, from short social cuts to full commercials. One creative lead from the first call to the final master.
Answered by me, usually same day
01 · WHAT THIS ACTUALLY MEANS
The whole chain, not just the visible part.
Video production is the whole chain, not the shoot day: script, shot list, crew, direction, cinematography, edit, color, sound and motion design. On smaller projects I cover most of those roles myself. On larger ones I bring in a crew I have worked with in Tunis, and you always know who is on it before they touch your project.
02 · WHAT YOU GET
Scoped before it starts.
01
Commercials and brand films
Concept through final grade, cut for broadcast, web and paid social.
02
Corporate and institutional
Interviews, event coverage and internal films that do not look like internal films.
03
Short form social
Vertical cuts built for the platform rather than cropped down from a landscape master.
04
Motion design
Title sequences, lower thirds, subtitles, call outs and animated graphics.
03 · PROOF
Work of exactly this kind.
Not a general portfolio. These are entries from this discipline specifically.
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Motion Design for TV : El Pitch
Stage screen motion graphics for a startup pitch competition on El Hiwar TV, designed to sit behind the contestants without competing with them.
02
Social Media Ads for ThreeAlfa Formation
Short form video ads for a private training center. Concepted, shot and cut for Instagram Reels.
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Cinematography Showreel
Ten years of commercial work as a one man crew, cut as a single point of view rather than a highlight tape.
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Motion Design Showreel
Title sequences, 2D animation, lower thirds and green screen work, cut from projects where motion carried the story.
04 · WORKING TOGETHER
Four phases. The clock depends on the brief.
The sequence never changes. How long each phase takes does, and anyone who quotes you a fixed timeline before hearing what you actually need is guessing.
PHASE 01
Brief
Your goal, your audience, and an honest read on whether I am the right person for it.
PHASE 02
Direction
Locked with you before production starts, because changing direction here costs a conversation and changing it later costs a reshoot.
PHASE 03
Production
You see progress as it happens, at whatever rhythm the project size justifies.
PHASE 04
Delivery
Final production files, every format you need, plus a revision window sized to the project.
05 · BEFORE YOU ASK
Questions worth answering upfront.
Do you work with an existing agency team?
Often. I am comfortable working to your creative direction and delivering white labeled under your name, or leading the direction myself if that is what the brief needs.
Can you handle the whole production alone?
For most briefs, yes. Where a project genuinely needs more hands I bring in a crew in Tunis and tell you who and why before they start.
What formats do you deliver?
Whatever the channel needs: broadcast masters, web, and platform native vertical cuts, plus the project files if you want them.
06 · ALSO AVAILABLE
Most briefs need more than one of these.
07 · START HERE
Tell me what you are trying to make.
Not a form into a void. A message straight to me, usually answered the same day.