YouTube Shows | Podcast episodes | YouTube Shorts

Vince Perri is a content creator and entrepreneur who produces educational material for business owners, covering topics such as selling a company, operational systems, M&A, and growth strategies. His video content includes long‑form shows, podcasts, interviews, and short‑form clips optimized for YouTube Shorts.

I collaborated with Vince to edit a wide range of videos, including talk‑show episodes, educational content, and short‑form clips.

Objective
The main goal of our collaboration was to elevate the visual quality and pacing of the content so that complex business topics became easier to follow, more dynamic, and more engaging for YouTube audiences.

More specifically:

• Develop a cohesive visual style for shows and podcasts.
• Optimize pacing and structure for long‑form episodes.
• Produce high‑impact Shorts designed for strong retention.
• Adapt the content to Vince’s personal style: direct, educational, and energetic.

Goal: Create a compelling and engaging VSL for Lever Talent landing page to promote their Free Report campaign

• Improved audio quality, sound design and audio mastering
• Created and added text animations and motion graphics that highlights the key points of the video
• Editorial editing, choosing the best shots based on intonation, presence, and overall message
• Eliminated awkward moments, pauses and background noise
• Selected and synced music and sound effects

Context & goals
Ludovic Leclerc creates training and membership offers for swing traders. The VSLs aimed to convert site visitors into webinar signups and Club Alpha members, deliver a clear step‑by‑step message, and keep viewers engaged until the CTA.

Process

• I handled assembly, pacing, audio cleanup, basic motion graphics, color correction, and final exports for web, YouTube, and social.
• Map script to visuals: hook → problem → solution → proof → CTA.
• Assembly → fine cut: tighten timing to voiceover cadence; cut on emphasis.
• Sound design: noise reduction, EQ, music ducking.
• Graphics: animated titles and icons, bullet callouts, proof overlays.

Name 911 is a modern, conversational podcast hosted by two creators and baby‑name consultants who explore the cultural, emotional, and social dynamics behind choosing a name. Their episodes blend humor, personal stories, audience questions, and deep dives into naming trends — creating a warm, relatable, and fast‑paced listening experience.

Project Scope
I was responsible for editing six full‑length podcast episodes for Name 911, covering:

• Multi‑camera podcast footage
• Long‑form conversational content
• Audience Q&A segments
• Social‑media‑friendly pacing and structure
• The goal was to create a polished, engaging, and visually consistent podcast series that matched the hosts’ energetic and modern brand.

Objectives
The editing work focused on:

• Enhancing clarity and pacing in long, unscripted conversations
• Cohesive color grading and adjustments for three different types of video cameras
• Audio mastering and sound design
• Building a cohesive visual identity across all six episodes
• Highlighting humor, reactions, and emotional beats through timing and cuts
• Optimizing episodes for YouTube’s retention patterns

Editing Process

1. Structuring the Conversation
   Removed filler moments, long pauses, and tangents that slowed the flow
   Organized segments around themes such as naming trends, sibling name harmony, and listener dilemmas
   Ensured each episode had a clear narrative arc despite being unscripted

2. Multi‑Camera Editing
   Synced and switched between angles to emphasize reactions, jokes, and emotional moments
   Used close‑ups during personal stories and wide shots during debates or Q&A
   Maintained a dynamic visual rhythm to keep viewers engaged

3. Visual Enhancements
   Applied consistent color grading for a clean, modern podcast look

4. Audio Cleanup
   Removed background noise and mic inconsistencies
   Balanced voices to ensure clarity and warmth
   Smoothed transitions between cuts for a seamless listening experience

5. YouTube Optimization
   Ensured pacing matched YouTube viewer expectations
   Prepared episodes for easy repurposing into Shorts and clips

Conclusion
Editing for the Name 911 podcast allowed me to blend technical editing with storytelling, humor, and brand consistency. By refining pacing, enhancing visuals, and shaping the conversational flow, I helped transform raw recordings into engaging, binge‑worthy episodes that resonate with viewers interested in culture, identity, and the art of naming.

Edited the first episodes of Season 1 of Industrialized podcast.

Goal: Create a visual identity for the new Industrialized podcast, create custom intros for each episode, upscale the video quality to 1080p (Full HD) and edit the podcast episodes while cuting out all the boring and awkard content.

• Created custom intros with motion graphics and brand compositions from scratch.
• Upscaled and improved to resolution of the recordings to Full HD.
• Cleaned audio and mixed the voices together, taking care of all details (uhms, pauses, etc.)
• Choosed the best shots based on intonation, presence, and overall message
• Curated and inserted soundtracks to match with the brand’s assets, vision and feeling.
• Selected the best moments, cut bad parts of the conversations
• Selected, curated and edited short-form content out of the long-form podcast episdoes, for Social Media promotion.

Goal: Create a compelling testimonial video which will highlight the onboarding experience, the company’s expertise and the overall client experience.
Super-goal: Make this video engaging and build an emotional story.

Created graphics and executed their motion design

Improved audio quality, sound design and audio mastering

Curated and synced the soundtrack.

Editorial editing, choosing the best shots based on intonation, presence, and overall delivery.

Eliminated awkward moments, pauses and background noise.

“The Lever with Drew Fortin” is a YouTube show, designed to challenge current thinking and highlight the impact of AI, robotics, and Web3 on the traditional employee-employer relationship and the good things they mean for the future of work.

The show started with the first season of six episodes, and I had to select the best highlights that will engage with their audience and transform them into dynamic and engaging YouTube Shorts for their channel, while communicating consistent information.

Below you can watch some of the Shorts I made for The Lever Show.

Used dynamic captions along with motion graphics to maintain the attention of users on our videos.

Added fast transitions along with the right sound effects to make the video content more engaging and fast-paced.

Made a total of 18 YouTube Shorts from 6 episodes. You can watch all of them on The Lever Show YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@levershow

Edited the first episodes of Season 1 of LILT’s podcast: Last Mile in AI.

Goal: Create compelling podcast episodes that will look professional, although the interviews were recorded online, while upscaling the resolution of their Riverside recordings to 1080p (Full HD).

Upscaled and improved to resolution of the recordings to Full HD.
Cleaned audio and mixed the voices together, taking care of all details (uhms, pauses, etc.)
Choosed the best shots based on intonation, presence, and overall message
Curated and inserted soundtracks to match with the brand’s assets, vision and feeling.
Selected the best moments, cut bad parts of the conversations
Selected, curated and edited short-form content out of the long-form podcast episodes, for Social Media promotion.

Goal: Select and edit interesting moments out of long-form footage for 12X short-form videos for YouTube and LinkedIn.

Super-goal: Make the video be easy to watch and understand. Transform marketing and sales information into clear and fun insights with the help of motion graphics and 2D animations.
I performed editorial design to curate the best moments out of a few long-form cotent. I transformed them into shorts with 2D animations and motion design with Dinos, as part of Commsor’s universe.
2D animations

I used 2D animations with Dino characters where I felt the need to create something to support the message. Something which will be visually appealing and self explanatory.
Loved the brand’s universe and I designed suggestive set-ups using their graphic assets, and also created new graphics, making sure I am following all the branding guidelines.

UI Animation and Update Showreel for SOLO

Goal: Create and edit the Update Showreel with a realistic UI Animation to showcase product updates to the LinkedIn community.

• Edited raw footage into compelling Update Showreel for LinkedIn

• Design motion graphics to support the main points of the raw footage.

• Animate UI elements in a realistic way, showcasing how SOLO platform works

• Obtain a clean and engaging design, using SOLO branding guidelines.

For this project, I was tasked with producing two product walkthrough videos—one in landscape format and one in vertical—for Telederm, a digital dermatology referral platform. The goal was to clearly showcase the user experience across key steps of the platform.

🔧Scope of Work
Recreated and animated UI elements to visually guide users through the app’s workflow.
Enhanced the intro voiceover for clarity and tonal consistency.
Designed a smooth, intuitive flow that aligned with the client’s briefing and brand tone.
Delivered both aspect ratios optimized for web and mobile platforms.
Included three rounds of feedback to refine pacing, transitions, and visual emphasis

📦 Outcome
The final video provided a clear, engaging overview of the Telederm process, helping users understand how to navigate the platform with ease. The animations and audio improvements contributed to a polished, professional feel that supported the client’s communication goals.