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Video editing · Selected work

Every cut earns the next second.

I edit fast-moving technical stories and long-form conversations—finding the through-line, protecting the speaker’s voice, and keeping the audience with it.

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Editor’s cutTop picks
The Biggest Change In React’s History by Theo00:04:17:12
Range
High-energy + long-form
Published with
Theo · Studio Z
Public proof
47 credited Theo edits
Complete series
29 Studio Z episodes

Top picks · High energy

Start with the
React story.

A compact technical story with urgency, personality, and a clear narrative spine. It is also the strongest public proof of the work: Theo credits me directly in the description.

Credit trail47 videos

Public descriptions across Theo’s channel name Mir as the editor.

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Long-form proof · Studio Z

A full series, not a one-off.

Twenty-nine published conversations about engineering, product, and leadership. The complete playlist shows consistency across different guests, subjects, and runtimes.

Featured from the series

Inside Atlassian’s Remote Engineering Culture

A long-form conversation with Atlassian CTO Rajeev Rajan.

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The complete body of workWatch all 29 edits in the Studio Z playlist

Complete proof archive

Every published edit, accounted for.

The curated work above is where I’d start. This ledger is the complete trail: every publicly credited Theo edit and every episode in the Studio Z series.

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  1. 01I Miss Square CheckboxesTheo · t3.gg · 7:58
  2. 02Solid.js Just Got WAY BetterTheo · t3.gg · 13:11
  3. 03The Post-AWS FutureTheo · t3.gg · 7:42
  4. 04The Average React DeveloperTheo · t3.gg · 7:15
  5. 05My Tailwind JourneyTheo · t3.gg · 7:19
  6. 06Betting On Your Tech StackTheo · t3.gg · 5:00
  7. 07My Final Flutter VideoTheo · t3.gg · 14:26
  8. 08Javascript in the future?Theo · t3.gg · 4:18
  9. 09"Zero JS" Is A Bad IdeaTheo · t3.gg · 5:25
  10. 10The People Who Hate CodeTheo · t3.gg · 4:41
  11. 11Has Web Dev Gotten Worse?Theo · t3.gg · 14:47
  12. 12Vendor Lock-In: Nobody Cares.Theo · t3.gg · 5:37

The cut

What I’m looking for on the timeline.

Energy is not the same as noise. The pace changes with the story, but every choice should keep the viewer oriented and curious.

  1. 01

    Find the through-line

    Give the material a shape so each idea earns the next one.

  2. 02

    Control the energy

    Use rhythm, visual emphasis, and restraint to keep momentum without exhausting the viewer.

  3. 03

    Protect the voice

    Remove friction without sanding away cadence, character, or the human pause.

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