VALORANT and CS2 content: playing, editing, publishing

I play, edit and publish my own VALORANT, CS2, Call of Duty and Rainbow Six Siege content, from cinematic edits to fast Shorts.

The challenge

Gaming audiences scroll fast and know the game better than most marketers. A clip has to land in the first second, show something worth watching, and feel like it was made by someone who actually plays.

My role

I am the player, the editor and the publisher: I play the matches, cut the footage and publish to YouTube and Twitch.

What I did

• Cinematic edits and 24 Shorts on YouTube, cut vertical for the Shorts feed.
• Cut my own Twitch channel trailer.
• Play VALORANT, CS2, Call of Duty and Rainbow Six Siege, and coach CS2 and VALORANT players through GG Clan. Book a coaching session
• The same editing feeds GG Clan's TikTok, where the five most-viewed videos I produced reached 1.86M views.
• My showreel is built in code with React and Remotion and cut to the beat.

Results

• 100+ players coached 1:1 in CS2 and VALORANT through GG Clan.
• 24 Shorts published on YouTube.

What I bring

Because I play the games I edit, I know which moments matter to players: the clutch, the outplay, the round that turns a match. That is the instinct gaming brands need in their short-form content.