pockyvisuals 🦹🏻

Here's an eclectic collection of animations I’ve been selfishly hoarding in the vault

@ishaggyhere thanks!

@pockyvisuals Amazing visuals mate

Frames from today

@HusseinQadry1 thanks man

@pockyvisuals Unreal precision

@ken_kreatess thank you!

@pockyvisuals Sharp 👌🏼

@SzabiEditing 🙏

@pockyvisuals Awesome

@ramanesh_sa 🤝🤝

@pockyvisuals 🐐🔥🔥

@finish_edit01 thanks a lot!

@pockyvisuals Great work

@asifalihunzai thank you asif 🤠🤠

@pockyvisuals Amazing work 👍

@benjaminmcnaney great take, editors love to practice animations but fail miserably in building stories, creating jeopardy or handling open loops

most editors think the big skill unlocks are effects, colour grading or flashy motion graphics but the one that actually levels you up is learning how to cut properly, 90% of people do it robotically and cut every breath or every bit of dead air which turns the video into one big run on sentence so now the viewer is sat with information overload. this is especially important in educational videos (like the ones we develop at plated.media 😉) where the viewer needs a pause to process the knowledge you've just delivered fast cuts can be great for retention but if everything is fast then nothing is fast trust me going from: cut everything SUPER FAST MODE -> cut with intention and let the edit breathe will be the biggest quality boost you ever make

@sagestemstudios sexy

Premium Credit Card launch video For the crypto + banking space DM me if you need a 3D specialist for your brand/product

@mangoster definetely guilty but it's lowkey true, i found out i get my best creative output when my mind is deprived and STARVING for stimuli

the easiest way to absolutely ENSURE 100% creative focus as an editor ultimately comes down to this one thing and one thing alone: preventing yourself from feeling overwhelmed, at EVERY stage of the editing process the endless tabs that you have open on your browser, the 14 different plugins that you have carefully integrated to your workspace, the 120bpm music u have playing in the background ALL contribute to you feeling overwhelmed, leading to a creative ‘burnout’

@tvnxty hyped

So many people in creative visual fields struggle with understanding music so I'm finally making an article to clear some things up. Gonna be a long read, but definitely worth it if you want to level up your game.

@pranav_ae ok this is insane? wtf

Explainer video I created for a startup a while ago (unreleased)

@tvnxty 🔥🔥🔥🔥

More recent sound design work for motionswell.com 🤝 All music & sound made by me. I loved working on this and it's my favorite project so far 😌 Motion designers, brand owners & founders, lets get to work! Just drop me DM :)

@hirenmp4 you genuinely mastered vsl's hahah

Recent Vsl Editing for client Need a video editor ? Dm me

@afnanVisuals congratulations afnan

Fresh page, same dominance, Real W for client Dropping the first receipt to show you how I play. 85K views and 750+ followers on a single edit. Need editor | looking for editor then Don't be late to the party.🥂 #growth #Results

@RishavAE 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Here are some old animation from December. Save them for inspiration.✨

@illusivediting fireeeeeeeee let's goooo

here are a few animated scenes i recently worked on: this client is getting 500,000,000 monthly views on instagram and tiktok, and i'm helping him convert his audience to youtube. locked in for all of 2026 🔒 dm me if you're looking for an editor!📩

@sagestemstudios rigged it kinda the same way as he did, I manually did the keyframes of the papers flipping around but was very quick with it using flow

@pockyvisuals did you really keyframe every paper?

DAMNNNN such a great job on this!! so honored to see my work recreated 🔥🔥🔥

@Hadadbiz cant you ever write anything by yourself without repeating the same messages over and over reformatted with ai

I had a call recently with an editor who’s been editing for 7 years. But he was stuck at $500/month with: - Insane motion graphics. - Crazy technical skill. - Creative work At one point he just stopped and said: “Bro...I finally realized editing alone doesn’t make you money.” And THAT hit me. Because most editors are like him: - They grind. - They improve effects. - They master keyframe But they never learn the skills that actually attract high-paying clients. Meanwhile I’ve worked with editors making $5K $10K+/mo who at first had zero idea about: 1. Outreach 2. Marketing & Copywriting 3. Positioning They just learned the right business skills on top of editing and suddenly everything clicked. There are two types of editors: 1) The highly-skilled, low-income editor. Insane at After Effects. But terrible at getting clients. 2) The editor who understands psychology + editing + messaging. These mfs win. They make videos people WANT to watch. And they know how to position them as the solution. This 7-year editor realized it on the call… And once he fixes his offer + messaging, he’s going to blow past $500/mo very fast. If you want me to break down exactly what high-paying clients actually look for in an editor… Comment Biceps and I’ll DM it to you.