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Filippos T. Status: Offline
Los Angeles, United States
100% Job Success
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Video Editor and Motion Graphics Specialist for Branded Content & Ads

Hi, I’m Filippos, a high-end video editor and motion graphics specialist helping brands, agencies, and creators craft visually compelling, high-performing content. I specialize in branded content, social ads, motion-enhanced promos, and commercials that blend storytelling, pacing, and design into attention-grabbing visuals. With over 10 years of experience, I’ve delivered content for Disney, NBC, Intel, Starbucks, BuzzFeed, Samsung, Warner Bros, and Mondelēz, collaborating with creative teams across the U.S., Canada, Europe, and Australia. I’m part of Upwork’s Expert-Vetted program, awarded to the top 1% of freelancers, and have earned over $100,000 on the platform with a 100% Job Success Score. What I deliver: Commercials and branded content Paid social ads (Meta, YouTube, TikTok) Product videos and promotional campaigns Advanced motion graphics using After Effects Kinetic text, animation overlays, and logo reveals I work primarily in Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, and Audition, and I integrate easily with both solo founders and in-house teams. I hold a Master’s in Filmmaking from the New York Film Academy in Los Angeles and a Bachelor’s in Communication and Advertising, giving me a well-rounded creative and strategic foundation. Skilled in leveraging AI tools such as Runway, accelerate creative workflows, generate visuals, and enhance storytelling in video editing and motion design projects. Clients choose me for: Motion-enhanced storytelling with a sharp editorial eye Fast, reliable delivery with consistent quality Polished sound design, pacing, and visual rhythm Clear communication and creative collaboration Portfolio: filippostsapekis.com Let’s bring your ideas to life. I typically respond within a few hours.
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