Video Post-Production
Online
I edit videos with fast cuts, cinematic color grading, and layered sound effects using DaVinci Resolve and Premiere Pro, so your story feels sharp and immersive.
Sarun Jayaprakash
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About
My Approach to Video Post-Production
Post-production isn’t just button-clicking for me. It’s the late nights, the chai breaks, and the stubborn drive to turn raw shots into something you feel in your gut. I started out with a borrowed camera, and now, it’s hours at the desk making sure each cut, each color tweak, and every sound lands right.
What You Get
- Editing with Pace: I’m all about fast-paced video editing. Every frame is intentional. I like stories that move, that keep you hooked. Whether it's for a brand film post-production or a snappy travel reel, I keep things cinematic and energetic.
- Color That Tells a Story: Cinematic color grading isn’t about making things shiny. It’s about mood. Want that warm sunset vibe? Or maybe a dramatic, dark look for your ad? I use DaVinci Resolve to dial in the feeling, not just the look.
- Sound That Hits Different: Immersive sound effects are my secret weapon. Sometimes, the right sound can say more than any dialogue. I layer SFX so your video feels real and pulls people in.
My Tools
I use Adobe Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve, running on a Mac Mini M2 - all set for heavy projects. If your idea’s half-baked or fully fleshed out, I’m up for it.
If you want your video to make people say, “Ajun thodasa thamb na” (just wait a bit longer), let’s get to work.
Meet your Expert
Sarun Jayaprakash
34 connects in last 3 months
My Story
My Work
Photos, Films & Drone Shoots - I do cinematic Mumbai films, social media Reels editing, and drone aerial photography for brands and creators.
My Style Fast & Cinematic - Love dynamic edits, nostalgic festival videography, and storytelling with color, sound, and SFX.
What I Shoot - Mostly commercial brand stuff, but also Mumbai’s festivals, streets, and sunrise moments.
Creative Process - I start with a rough sketch, then just go with the flow. Collaboration is key, and every project is personal.