Ilyes
Iโm Ilyes, a freelance video editor working with YouTube creators on long-form and short-form content. I focus on story-driven edits โ pacing, retention, and knowing when to let a moment breathe versus when to cut, punch in, or bring in graphics to keep people watching.
I handle everything from raw footage to final cut in Premiere Pro and Davinci Resolve, and Iโm comfortable working across niches โ from personality-driven content to more technical/educational formats.
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This project involved editing a personal branding video for Matt Gray, centered on the framework he uses to help people build an audience and turn it into a business. The topic was dense and idea-heavy, so the edit had to work hard to keep it digestible โ breaking down complex points into clear visual beats, using on-screen text and pacing to reinforce key moments, and cutting aggressively to remove any dead air. The goal throughout was to make a video that felt easy to follow even when the subject matter wasnโt simple, while keeping Mattโs voice and authority front and center. The video went on to reach 94K views.
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A cinematic-style edit for Jamie Robbins, built to feel less like a typical YouTube video and more like a short film. This involved careful attention to color grading for mood and consistency, layered sound design to build atmosphere, and deliberate, unhurried shot pacing that lets moments breathe rather than rushing from cut to cut. The intent was to elevate the footage beyond standard content editing and give it a more artistic, intentional feel โ while still keeping it tight enough to hold viewer attention. The video reached 113K views.
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A full-length podcast episode edit for the Brez Scales Podcast, taking a raw, unstructured conversation and shaping it into something tight and engaging without losing the natural chemistry between hosts. This meant trimming filler, tightening transitions, and restructuring some sections for better flow, all while preserving the authentic, unscripted feel that makes podcast content resonate. Clean captions, subtle sound design, and well-placed b-roll were layered in to keep viewers visually engaged across a long runtime, which is often the hardest part of podcast editing. The episode performed well, pulling in 140K+ views.
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A travel/lifestyle vlog edit for Brett Conti, a creator with over 1 million subscribers who has trusted me with recurring edits over time. The raw footage came in unstructured, so the job was to find the story inside it โ building a clear narrative arc, choosing the strongest moments, and pacing the edit so thereโs no dead time for viewers to click away. Sound design, music selection, and color consistency were all part of making the final video feel polished and native to his channelโs style. Being trusted repeatedly by a creator at this scale speaks to the consistency and reliability of the work. This particular edit reached over 1 million views.
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