Melvin

recent work for in the short form Send DM if you want your video to feel premium

Glad to show great results with my editing.

@KenGuient actually posting about problems you solved and how you solved them is the best way to write and post on X

Stop spending 8+ hours a week on posts that bring in zero clients. How to write content people want to save and share: - Lead with a pain point or promise - Break it into scannable sections - Talk like you're sitting across from them - Pack in value that solves real problems When your content teaches, it sells. Never chase Likes. Build posts that bring you clients and revenue.

@Mr_HadiH Not everybody can be a main character, but if you have thoughts about being one, you definitely should give it a try.

Most men are NPCs. They all go to school and get jobs. They're simps and have no self respect. They don't start businesses or sacrifice everything for a huge dream. Don't be like them. Don't be a feather in the wind. Be yourself and dare to chase your dreams. Be a real person

@david_fisara Actually, from my experience,e the communication is always something you need to deliver on. Overly communicate with the client about the projects, build reliability,y and great relationships with the client.

Beginner editors think creators hire based on the “best edits.” That’s rarely true. Creators usually look for: • reliability • fast communication • someone who understands their content • someone who makes their workflow easier Because from the creator’s perspective, editing is just one part of a bigger system. The editor who makes that system smoother usually wins.

@maxwellcopy You start by copying others and proving if you can make it work, then start to prove if you can make yourself work.

When starting out, I was copying everybody. Copying their email strategies, outreach scripts, content strategies, etc. And it worked. Got me to 20 clients on retainer. But there's a ceiling to using other people’s systems… At some point I wanted to try Instagram organic. It seemed obvious that it SHOULD be a good channel where ecom owners live. And the consensus from everyone I talked to was "it doesn't work for agencies." There was no playbook to follow... So for the first time, I was completely on my own. But I committed to it anyway. It didn't work for a while. I was posting, getting no traction. Then it started working. When it clicked, my mindset shifted. I realized I could figure shit out myself. That sounds obvious. But when starting out you’re just finding your way and doing what your told because you don’t know any better. But as you get experience, you start to be able to recognize your own patterns and make your own hypotheses. Instagram organic became our biggest competitive advantage. We became the fastest growing organic agency in the email marketing space on a channel people said wouldn't work. The lesson was never really about Instagram. This was thew first thing that broke my limiting belief that I had to do proven shit that other people were already doing. Now, I trust my gut and take shots on things I believe will work.

@Tonystakkz Personalized miro breakdown is something I'd really pay for and getting that for free feels like shame to not hire the person with that level of dedication.

As somebody who's hired freelancers on upwork. 90% of freelancers spam upwork with the same generic message. 8% personalise their cover letter. 1.7% already have case studies. 0.2% send a personalised loom video. 0.1% send a personalised Loom + miro breakdown. And 100% freelancers reading this won't implement.

@Endlessedits No Intels and RTX's will ever even stand close to mac.

Motion designers: Be honest… • 32GB MacBook M4 Max • 64GB i9-14900K + RTX 4090 Which one are you choosing for your workflow-and why?

@KevinSzabo14 X is literally life-changing.

Stop being a ghost on X. Posting on X is not enough anymore to grow. You need to be doing everything X offers. Reply like there’s no tomorrow, speak in spaces, follow the right people and connect. X is a platform where if you are not constantly seen. It is game over and you lost.

@siddharthwv Basically if you are not afraid of looking stupid.

If you're not ashamed to: - Knock - Call - DM - Ask - Email You'll succeed.

@Kamil_AFrames What the actual fuck, only 5 emails. Congratulations man, hopefully that trial getting accepted and you'll move forward with that client.

Recently I was looking for a client. I've sent literally 5 personalised emails Soon I will be editing a trial long-form video for $350+ What do you prefer? Cold or warm email campaign?

@TomHughesx Starting right now is the best decision you can make in your life.

You don’t need more time. You don’t need a new plan. You don’t need to find a niche. You don’t need to feel confident. You need to start posting.

@tomlulofs Outsourcing might take part from your income, but actually not outsourcing might get you stuck in that income forever.

Sometimes, you need to take 1 step back to take 2 steps forward. Outsourcing feels expensive until you realize being stuck doing everything yourself costs you more, in time, growth, and the clients you're not landing because you're too busy delivering. Can't scale if you can't free up time to sell.

@tunelzvisuals @Bradgohtrades This is so fucking sick man. Absolutely love the design and animations of this intro, bookmarking that for inspiration later.

Intro & Highlights for @Bradgohtrades

@dharyaedits I have 2 long form videos coming up next weekend.

Another long form started What are you guys working on lately?

@natenkgwn Nate is basically teaching us something that somebody would charge $3k/m for.

This SMALL YouTube Channel Made $60k With A NEW Offer

@Khaledvfx Raw cut has to be the most annoying part of editing.

Cutting a video is often seen as a “2-minute job.” But every video editor knows the real story. Listening to the same audio over and over… Zooming in on the waveform… Marking the perfect cuts… It takes patience, focus, and a lot of time. Cuts are the foundation of video editing. Without clean, precise cuts, no editor can deliver a smooth final video. Those raw moments, unexpected laughs, and replaying clips again and again while marking cuts — that’s the real work behind the scenes. What looks simple on screen often takes hours of invisible effort. 🎬 Every clean edit starts with the right cut.

@ElHakmyZouhir My jaw fucking dropped man, This is fucking cinema.

"Stop Perfecting Your Edits" Frames from my recent video Did I cook?

@BakiVisuals and you're absolutely right man. Having somebody who are 2 steps ahead from u is way more better than paying a fucking tuition.

I think a mentor is more worthwhile than college.

@markov_vfx This is fucking movie man, this is fabolous.

Highlights from a recent VSL I edited I make high-performing VSL's

@siddharthwv Sky is the limit.

Today I sign $2000/month clients. But 12 months ago I was at $0. It's crazy what happens when you start. So just start.