My team and I participated in the DrugFreeSG Video Competition, where we conducted pre-production, filmed the clips, and edited them for submission. Our video got an award from Republic Polytechnic for "Most Participative School" and earned us some rewards. Here is the finished edited video that we submitted.

I was given a script, clips, and audio for a short scene in "Baby Bump", which I edited in Davinci Resolve. I linked the audio to the correct shots perfectly and edited the whole scene, taking note of using J and L cuts. Here is the finished edited scene.

I was tasked with making a 15-second motion  graphics advertisement for Sunday Shades, with the need to add the words "Two better than one!" "50% off your second pair", "Shop now", and the Brand logo in the video. I came up with the storyboard and sourced out images on Sunday Shade's official website, which I then used on Adobe After Effects for motion graphics and animations seen in the video.  Here is the final video submitted.

I used Adobe After Effects to play around with the motion graphics and animations by using simple shapes to make them interesting. It was a fun experience to learn and explore After Effects more. Here is the final video.

For the full-length webisode, I brought the debate show to life by editing directly from the script while maintaining a smooth, broadcast-ready narrative flow. Working with multi-camera footage, I carefully selected cuts to eliminate abrupt jumps in action and ensure seamless continuity between camera switches. To elevate the visual quality, I applied color correction and used facial tracking on every clip to individually isolate and brighten the speakers. On the audio end, I balanced clip levels throughout, selected fitting background music, and seamlessly blended it with the show’s intro theme. I also curated key opening shots to craft a dynamic montage during Lisa’s host introduction, establishing an engaging tone for the entire episode.

*Note: The video clips displayed in this section are practice/spec edits created for portfolio demonstration and do not represent the official CNBC on-air broadcast.

The highlight clip was designed as a fast-paced, high-impact teaser to capture the most compelling moments of the debate in under sixty seconds. I curated the sharpest soundbites and structured a condensed narrative that hooks the viewer instantly without losing context. Applying the same technical rigor as the full edit, I executed facial tracking and color correction to keep the speakers visually polished, balanced all audio tracks for peak clarity, and precisely timed the music edits to build energy throughout the montage.

*Note: The video clips displayed in this section are practice/spec edits created for portfolio demonstration and do not represent the official CNBC on-air broadcast.