Nejc | Editor

Here’s what I’m capable of. A thread to my portfolio

@Built4LifeMatt Nice haha 🤣

@Built4LifeMatt Prioritize your health @Built4LifeMatt enable direct messages

@_Bachsoldier Definitely will

@NejcEdits No problem try it out bro

I love client revisions why ? Because I charge for them 😂😂😂

@_Bachsoldier Oh my bad😅 Thanks tho

@NejcEdits It’s a website bro Frame.io

@UrbanGibon Don't bother U will be happier that way hah

@NejcEdits It's official I'm the only one who has no idea WTF is even going on on the other side of the Atlantic

Make America great again

@AnwarJakiShaari Oh this one is just a simple B roll edit all the work was getting the clips, so it took me an hour to make it

@NejcEdits Fire edit brother, how many hours did it takes?

Sometimes, the simplest edits hit the hardest. This edit pulled in 12k views and became the most liked video on my channel. Just goes to show—you don’t need fancy effects, you just need to be a good storyteller.

@thefoysalahmed That's right

@Abuzer_097 Thanks bro

@NejcEdits Great work man 👏

@jasoncfox So powerful

If you create from a place of anger, expect your audience to reciprocate Yes, you may generate engagement and a lot of “You’re so right” comments, but you will not generate a lot of clients… Scrolling through your feed how many “F Gurus” and “Stop doing this dumb stuff” posts have you seen? I’m sure a fair few, the engagement on those posts are high, the resonance on that content is high to. The creators feel they’re uniting their people. To a certain degree they are, and attacking a common enemy is a good marketing strategy. Where most go wrong is by taking that anger towards the enemy and unknowingly directing towards the very same people they wish to work with. I’m no ‘saint’ when it comes to this, I let my frustrations boil over into my content, it usually happens after the 15th Landing page design cold DM When people create from that place of anger and frustration your audience can feel it. They can feel that energy. But most of all they feel responsible for it, and they feel the creator is blaming them. Sometimes that can work, I know a few people who use aggression and anger as a marketing tool very effectively. But they’re aware of it. They also do a fantastic job of shifting the blame from their audience to the common enemy. Most people are posting in anger without a proper strategy. Which leads to their audience feeling like they're angry with them and blaming them. Think of it this way, let’s say in real life you have a friend and every time you see that friend he says the following to you: “You gotta work harder bro, your family is counting on you” “Cold DMs are so dumb bro, you should be doing this instead” “So many beginners out there bro, just doing dumb stuff all the time” You’d probably say to that friend: “I am working hard, I’m trying cold DMs and other things, and screw you everyone starts somewhere” Now you on social media wouldn’t dare to say that. You’d rather fit in with the crowd and give your friend a “Hell Yeah” in the comments, because that’s what the crowd is doing. Which means you’re burying the resentment you feel towards that post because deep down you think “he is talking to me” Which if I’m being honest, maybe I’m doing that to you right now. However here is the difference. The anger isn’t a bad thing, but too many people are channeling it as anger towards their audience not the common enemy. If instead of taking your anger out on your audience you shifted the ‘blame’ to the common enemy, you’d unite your people and make them think ‘it’s not my fault’. And when they believe that, they then will believe there is a better way. Yes, I understand that some people do need a kick in the ass, they do need the “you gotta work harder” type stuff. But humans don’t like it when people are angry with them or that it’s their fault. So channel the anger in a different way, others you’ll be left with an audience full of angry people, not buyers…

@itscilliers Thanks bro

@NejcEdits Crazy man, congrats W edit though

@jasoncfox Thanks Jason

@NejcEdits Oh yeah this one is sick 👌

@EmailCopyJames Thanks James

@NejcEdits Well said bro.

Copywriting hack: Do you think you're too small to write for big brands? Think again! Storytelling is your unfair advantage. What better way is there to share your: • passion, • expertise, • personality, Other than Storytelling?

@UrbanGibon Yes of course but still had to pick the right ones to tell the story hah

@NejcEdits Or you can just use clips from a GOATED film

@dreeledits Yoo thanks man Hearing that from a fellow editor means a lot

Ever wish long-form videos were easier to watch? I took the iconic VOX animation and recreated it in short-form format. Quick, engaging, and straight to the point. See how powerful storytelling can be packed into just a few seconds. Check it out!

@dylanmadden Your offer should be how are you going to take your clients business from A to B

Position your service as a solution to a problem, not just another option. Options get compared—solutions get chosen.

@waronweakness Storytelling is crucial in this attention economy

Nobody likes a salesman. But everybody loves a storyteller.

@viggofredrikson Exactly