JaidonBrazier

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My video editing work has contributed to more than 10 million YouTube views and helped grow a channel from around 500 subscribers to over 113,000.

About

My video editing work has contributed to more than 10 million YouTube views and helped grow a channel from around 500 subscribers to over 113,000.

I’m a filmmaker, videographer and video editor based in Lincolnshire, working across music, live events, branded content, commercial video and independent film.

I run True Meridian, producing projects from initial concept and pre-production through filming, sound, editing and final delivery. My experience includes music videos, live sessions, artist content, interviews, promotional films, event coverage and social-first video, alongside previous production and editing work with Electric Bear Creative and London Live.

I hold a BA in Film & Television Production and work primarily with a Panasonic LUMIX S5IIX, professional audio and lighting equipment, and Adobe Premiere Pro.

I’m equally comfortable leading a production independently or joining an existing crew as a filmmaker, camera operator or editor, with a particular interest in visually strong music and narrative projects.

  • Joined October 2026

Languages

  • EnglishFluent

Industry experience

  • Media & Entertainment
  • Professional Services
  • Energy & Utilities

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Projects · 5

Project Overview

An artistic live session featuring The Publics performing ‘Always’ at The HopBarn, Southwell, produced by Electric Bear as part of the AMPLIFY programme, funded by Arts Council England.

The session was created to support original music and emerging artists across Nottinghamshire. The Publics are a Mansfield indie rock band known for anthemic choruses and a high-energy live show, and the aim was to translate that presence into a visually distinctive performance film rather than a straightforward live capture.

My Role

I directed, filmed, graded and edited the session, taking the project from production through to final delivery.

The shoot used a two-camera setup focused on:

  • Multi-camera live performance coverage
  • Wide compositions showcasing the full band and venue
  • Close-up coverage of individual performances
  • Deliberate camera movement and framing
  • Colour grading and final picture finishing
  • Editing and synchronising the finished performance

The HopBarn’s natural texture and lighting were used as part of the visual identity, helping the session retain the character of the space.

Creative Approach

The edit was shaped around the progression and dynamics of ‘Always’, allowing the performance itself to drive the visual rhythm.

Coverage moves between wider compositions and more intimate performance details as the track develops, holding on individual musicians where the moment benefits from it before opening back out as the choruses land.

The aim was to reflect the energy of the band without over-cutting the performance, keeping the focus on the musicians while using framing, pacing and movement to give the session a strong visual identity.

Audio was recorded, mixed and mastered to a professional studio standard by Electric Bear and synchronised with the finished picture.

Final Outcome

The result is a polished live session that captures the energy of The Publics while giving the performance a distinct cinematic identity.

Created as part of the AMPLIFY programme, the finished piece works both as a promotional asset for the band and as a showcase of professionally produced live music content, combining multi-camera cinematography, professional audio, colour grading and considered editing.

The Publics - Always | Electric Bear Live Session
  • Creative Producer
  • Video Editor
  • Videographer

Project Overview

An artistic live session featuring Musical Fruit performing ‘Feel Free’ at The HopBarn, Southwell, produced by Electric Bear as part of the AMPLIFY programme, funded by Arts Council England.

The session was created to support original music and emerging artists across Nottinghamshire, with the aim of presenting the performance as a carefully produced piece of music content rather than a straightforward live recording.

My Role

I worked across the filming and visual production of the session using a two-camera setup, combining wider compositions with more intimate coverage of the individual performances.

The production focused on:

  • Multi-camera live performance coverage
  • Wide compositions showcasing the band and venue
  • Close-up performance details
  • Deliberate camera movement and framing
  • Capturing the natural character of The HopBarn
  • Working closely with the dynamics of the live performance

The venue’s existing texture and lighting were used as part of the visual identity rather than separating the performers from their surroundings.

Creative Approach

The visual storytelling was built around the rhythm and progression of ‘Feel Free’, allowing the performance itself to dictate the pace of the film.

The edit moves between wider and closer coverage as the track develops, using changes in framing and perspective to complement shifts in energy without distracting from the musicians.

The aim was to create something that felt cinematic while retaining the authenticity of a genuine live performance.

Audio was recorded, mixed and mastered to a professional studio standard by Electric Bear, allowing the sound and visuals to work together as a complete live session.

Final Outcome

The finished film gives Musical Fruit a polished, professionally produced live session with its own distinct visual identity.

Created as part of the AMPLIFY programme, the piece works both as an artist promotional asset and as a showcase of professionally produced live music content, combining considered cinematography, multi-camera production and high-quality recorded audio.

Musical Fruit - Feel Free | Electric Bear Live Session
  • Creative Producer
  • Video Editor
  • Videographer
AMPLIFY - The Old Library

Project Overview A live music industry Q&A captured as part of the AMPLIFY programme, featuring established voices from across radio, artist management and touring. The aim was to document the energy and value of the event while shaping a longer, unscripted discussion into a concise and engaging highlight piece for social media. My Role I handled the filming independently using a single-camera setup, working reactively within the live event environment. Coverage focused on: Key moments from the discussion Speaker interactions Audience reactions Natural moments between contributors Wider event atmosphere The setup was intentionally minimal, allowing me to remain agile and capture the conversation naturally without disrupting the event. Creative Approach The edit brings together standout moments, reactions and key insights from the session to create a clear snapshot of the wider discussion. Pacing was kept sharp and purposeful to reflect the energy of the room, while still giving the strongest contributions enough space to land. The overall approach was designed to retain the authenticity of a live, unscripted conversation while making the content accessible and engaging for a social audience. Final Outcome The result is a concise, professional event highlight that captures both the atmosphere of AMPLIFY and the value of the industry conversation taking place. The final piece was designed for social use, providing an engaging recap while maintaining the natural feel and authenticity of the original event.

  • Creative Producer
  • Video Editor
  • Videographer

Project Overview

A corporate promotional film created for Anglian Water’s Building for Better campaign, produced as part of my employed in-house video production role and not through True Meridian.

The brief was to communicate the organisation’s long-term investment in communities and infrastructure, turning broader corporate messaging into a clear, engaging and human-led film.

My Role

I worked as part of the in-house production team, contributing across the filming and production of the piece.

The shoot combined:

  • Interview-led content
  • Location filming
  • Observational footage
  • Supporting campaign visuals
  • Clean, professional corporate cinematography

The approach balanced structured production with more natural moments, helping the film feel polished without losing authenticity.

Creative Approach

The film uses a documentary-influenced style, combining interviews with location footage and supporting visuals to build a clear narrative around the Building for Better campaign.

Composition and lighting were kept clean and professional to reflect the organisation’s brand, while the edit was structured to give key messages enough space to land without losing momentum.

The aim was to create something that felt corporate in quality, but still grounded in real people, places and communities.

Final Outcome

The result is a polished corporate promotional film that supports the wider campaign while clearly communicating Anglian Water’s investment in people, communities and infrastructure.

The finished piece was delivered to a professional in-house production standard and designed to work both as a standalone film and as part of a broader communications campaign.

Anglian Water - Building for Better Promotion
  • Creative Producer
  • Video Editor
  • Videographer
Electric Bear at Heartlands Creative Forum

Project Overview A short-form event film created for Electric Bear, capturing the Heartlands Creative Forum and the people, conversations and ideas that shaped the day. The brief was to turn an afternoon of talks, networking and creative discussion into a concise, engaging piece of content that could communicate the atmosphere and value of the event across social media. My Role I handled the filming independently using a single-camera setup, working within a live event environment while keeping disruption to a minimum. Coverage included: Speaker moments Audience reactions Candid interactions Networking and conversations Wider atmosphere and event details The focus was on capturing authentic moments rather than heavily staged content. Creative Approach The final edit combines talks, audience engagement and informal moments to build a broader picture of the forum. I used a fast, purposeful pace to keep the film engaging while still allowing the personalities and atmosphere of the event to come through. The structure was designed to give viewers a clear sense of the scale, energy and community behind Heartlands Creative Forum. Final Outcome The result is a polished, social-first event highlight showcasing the people, ideas and creative energy of the day. The finished film gave Electric Bear and the event organisers a concise piece of promotional content that could be used across social media and to support future events.

  • Content Producer
  • Video Editor
  • Videographer

Work experience

Owner / Videographer / Editor · True Meridian UKFeb 2026 – Present · 10 mos
Video Producer · Anglian WaterNov 2021 – Present · 5 yrs 1 mo

Education

BA Film and Television Production · University of Greenwich2015 – 2018

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