Video Editor & Story Producer with 14+ years of experience crafting documentaries, television formats, podcasts, and social-first content.

This 30-second showreel highlights a range of work across documentary storytelling, studio podcasts, entertainment television, and digital content — with a strong focus on pacing, emotion, and audience retention.

Experienced in editing long-form narratives, high-impact short-form content, multicam productions, and visually driven storytelling for broadcast and online platforms.

A vibrant weekly entertainment show produced for Manoto TV, Shabe Jome blended celebrity interviews, trending topics, comedy segments, audience interaction, and engaging studio discussions into a fast-paced prime-time format. As part of the production team, I contributed to crafting dynamic visual storytelling, overseeing edit structure, pacing, and content packaging to ensure the show remained fresh, entertaining, and highly engaging for Persian-speaking audiences worldwide.

This episode of Cults of Terror is an info cast that explores the story of Adnan Oktar, a controversial cult figure, examining his influence, media presence, and the structure of his organisation.

I was responsible for cutting and editing the full story, shaping the narrative from raw material into a clear and engaging episode. I also created all visual elements using AI-based software, ensuring the visuals matched the tone and subject matter. From storytelling to final delivery, I crafted a cohesive piece that combines documentary-style narration with stylised visuals.

This episode of Cults of Terror, produced by Alara Entertainment, explores the story of Shoko Asahara and the Aum Shinrikyo cult, including the events leading up to the 1995 Tokyo subway attack. The attack involved the release of sarin gas on multiple subway lines, causing widespread casualties and long-term impact.

I was responsible for cutting and editing the full story, shaping the narrative into a compelling and structured episode. I also created all visual elements using AI-based software, ensuring the visuals aligned with the tone and subject matter. From storytelling to final delivery, I crafted a cohesive, engaging piece that blends documentary-style narration with stylised visuals.

This short-format news-style VT is designed to showcase fast-paced, high-impact storytelling tailored for digital audiences.

I edited the piece from raw material, focusing on tight pacing, clear structure, and strong visual rhythm. The edit integrates headlines, text overlays, and dynamic cuts to deliver information quickly while maintaining clarity and engagement—demonstrating my ability to produce concise, platform-ready news content.

This podcast episode features a political discussion with Sury Khatri, Mark Shooter, and Hamish Haddow from the Reform UK, focusing on the upcoming Burnt Oak ward by-election.

The conversation covers the reasons behind the by-election, its wider national significance, the party’s current positioning, and broader political topics including potential support and future impact.

I edited the podcast from raw footage, shaping the discussion into a clear, engaging narrative with strong pacing and continuity, ensuring a polished and professional final delivery.

This documentary focuses on Argentina’s Mothers’ Movement, highlighting the experiences of women seeking justice and accountability.

I was responsible for editing the film from extensive raw footage, constructing the full narrative timeline, and shaping the story into a clear and engaging final piece with strong pacing and emotional continuity.

This video is a lifestyle, food, and culture vlog exploring local cuisine and human stories through a travel-based narrative.

I edited the piece from raw footage, shaping the narrative flow and pacing to create a cohesive and engaging viewing experience. The focus was on balancing visuals, atmosphere, and storytelling to highlight both the cultural context and the personality-driven elements of the vlog.

This video is a mini-autobiographical piece featuring a Persian stylist, built around an interview-led narrative.

I led the full storytelling timeline, shaping the narrative from raw interview and visual material, and ensuring the visuals aligned with the stylist’s aesthetic and personal brand. I supervised all animations and graphic elements, and handled both offline and online editing to deliver a cohesive and visually consistent final piece.

This is my showreel from my work at Marjan Television Network, showcasing projects delivered across multiple seasons of programming.

My role covered documentary editing and long-form storytelling, shaping narratives from raw footage and building complete story arcs. I was also involved in editing and structuring the Persian adaptation of Gogglebox. I served as the main storyteller and content strategist, overseeing the narrative direction from development through to final delivery.

Across all the projects, I contributed to the full storytelling timeline—from structuring episodes and refining pacing to delivering cohesive, engaging content for broadcast.

This video is a Christmas-themed street content piece produced as part of a project for Alara Entertainment. It was filmed in London and focuses on public interaction, capturing spontaneous moments with people in a festive setting.

The concept revolves around engaging with the public through light challenges and conversations, creating entertaining and relatable content for social media audiences. The video combines real-time reactions, humor, and seasonal atmosphere to drive engagement and shareability.

I was responsible for editing the video, shaping the narrative from raw footage, selecting key moments, and ensuring a fast-paced, engaging final cut suitable for digital platforms.