ALBIN APHREm
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I plan campaigns, design the visuals, and cut the video that carries them — three jobs that usually get split between three people, handled by one.
Logistics grad
to creative lead.
I'm the one who'll colour-grade a reel at midnight and still hand you a project timeline the next morning. Structure meets creativity — that's the whole pitch.
My path into this started sideways. I studied Logistics & HR Management at Trivandrum PTM College — a world built on planning, coordination and keeping things moving on schedule. But the work that actually pulled me in was creative: cutting videos, designing posters, building out visuals for people who needed their brand to look like it meant business.
That planning habit never really left. I don't just open an editing timeline or a design file and start — I map out the deliverables and the deadline first. It's why projects with me don't stall halfway, and why a reel, its thumbnail and the caption around it usually end up telling the same story instead of three different ones.
Three skills,
one output.
Video Editing
Creating cinematic reels, YouTube videos, advertisements and social media content with professional cuts, color grading, motion graphics and sound design.
Graphic Design
Designing posters, social media creatives, logos, branding materials and marketing visuals that help businesses stand out.
Digital Marketing
Planning content, running campaigns and building strategies that increase engagement, reach and brand awareness.
Frequently Asked Questions.
Mainly Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects for cuts and motion graphics, plus DaVinci Resolve when a project needs heavier colour work.
I start with the brief and whatever brand visuals already exist, sketch two or three directions, then refine the one that fits — usually with a round or two of revisions built in.
Yes — a lot of the work I take on is both, which actually helps: thumbnails, posters and the video itself end up sharing one consistent visual language.
Yes — everything runs over email, WhatsApp and calls, so location isn't really a limit. Files move through Drive or WeTransfer and revisions happen on video calls when needed.
Most reels and short-form edits are delivered in 24–48 hours. Longer-form videos or projects with heavier design work take a bit more depending on scope.
voices
Client feedback,
once it's in.
