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Showreel 2025

90% of trading explainers fail to convert. Biggest mistakes we see: - Overloading with charts & jargon in first 10s - No real "why this matters" hook - Boring voiceover that sounds like a textbook - Zero storytelling, just facts dumped - Ignoring mobile viewers (tiny text, no pacing) Result? Viewers bounce, no sign-ups. The fix: Start with pain, show quick proof, keep it visual & opinionated. We edit trading videos that actually hold attention and drive action.

Prolly the best SaaS explainer video you will see on your timeline today made by our addxstudio

@HBtv12 @jadecap_ Sure, drop a dm brother

@kaifyreed @jadecap_ hey would love to chat. Looking to hire a video editor right now

Trading Explainer Video our team produced for @jadecap_ Let me know what you think

HIPAA compliance isn’t optional when creating hospital videos. It’s MANDATORY. Yet most organizations still get it wrong. - Too much patient info. - Unclear consent. - Missing internal review. We put together a practical guide for hospitals and healthcare teams to produce safe, compliant videos without sacrificing clarity or quality. If you want the full guide, comment “HIPAA” and I’ll send it to you directly.

Hiring a production company isn’t about who has the flashiest showreel. It’s about who understands your goals. - For hospitals, that means HIPAA compliance and patient clarity. - For e-learning, measurable knowledge retention. - For corporate and SaaS, structured messaging that drives sales or authority. One beautiful video doesn’t fix broken workflows. The right partner builds media systems and assets that educate, convert, and scale.

@GrapeGuyy Should be on my profile, if you scroll down a bit

@kaifyreed The chair wobble is so good Where can I watch the full animation?

Showreel 2025

Testimonial from @chewbonic from the beta squad production team. Genuinely been one of the best clients to work with, and one that we’re grateful to have onboard.

@Aryan_studios99 @jadecap_ Visions from above 👆

@kaifyreed @jadecap_ Excellent work, can u tell me where you got the inspiration for these types of amazing designs?

A million editing agencies and a million editors. And all i do to be better than 99% of them is deliver good quality on time. That should be the bare minimum, but sadly most of us can’t even commit to that.

The biggest fear corporate production clients have is being ghosted. They don't want the usual overly edited videos They want someone who can execute the idea on time That's it That's literally all they ask for But still, there's little to no competition I wonder why.

If you got your first few clients please don’t, pretend you’ve “made it” stop over-delivering delay replies miss deadlines outsource everything blindly chase clout instead of cash flow inflate your lifestyle before your systems buy subscriptions you don’t need hire too fast upgrade offices you don’t need flex on social media for validation You will inevitably lose everything and wonder why everyone else is winning while you feel stuck.

@theobar0 You're on the right path

@kaifyreed This is real. Early wins don’t buy you leverage consistency does. The founders who treat their first clients like their reputation depends on it (because it does) are the ones who actually build something durable.

@TommyYTProducer man man 👏

@kaifyreed Complete move, I'll need to re build everything

One Airtable formula managing dozens of client batches. Tracks capacity needs, idea status, project progress. Updates automatically based on real numbers. When you work in batches, manual tracking breaks fast. Built this once, never touch it again.

Another Course Module Edit for a Client.

@opsnotes We have good clients, but obviously, this is a major exception. Tolerance towards irresponsible actions can only take you so far.

@kaifyreed This will burn you at some point when you lose a client from it. Honesty and self-awareness are 2 different things.

Hiring GenZ is weird. His first week in the team. I get a message 24 hours before the deadline. "Please extend the project deadline, I need more time." The client wanted to know if everything was okay. He replied "I've got dinner today, and I will complete this tomorrow" I just kept staring at the message. No Grandpa died. No Project file corrupted. Just plain last-minute dinner plans. And he's been my favorite employee since. Not because missing deadlines is cool. But because we value honesty more than anything else. Most people would've ghosted for hours before giving a silly excuse, and this guy says the truth without blinking. And I kind of admire it. How would you react if this happened to you?

You'd be right to do so, but also not, Clippers may be readily available, but finding and training top-tier editors takes time, months, to say the least. That's why a deadline issue can be fixed through coaching, but if a man's nature is to lie constantly to get out of trouble, that's something we can't fix.

@kaifyreed i would fire him