I make videos people finish.
I'm Ankush Sharma — a video editor and AI content creator. I cut long-form YouTube documentaries, faceless-channel episodes and AI-animated stories, from first assembly to final sound mix, in Adobe Premiere Pro.
Sixty seconds, no fast-forwarding.
The work that matters most, back to back: pacing, grade, sound. If this lands, we'll get along.
Hosted on YouTube or Vimeo — embedded here, no downloads needed.
Six projects, six problems solved.
The Money Mistake Nobody Talks About
A 14-minute faceless documentary on behavioural finance. Archival-style visuals, custom motion titles, narration-first cut built for retention.
60-Second Stoicism
A vertical series that hooks in the first frame. Consistent typography system, beat-matched cuts, platform-safe captions.
The Last Message
An emotional short in anime-style AI animation. Shot list written from the script, consistent character across scenes, sound-designed in Premiere.
Eyes on the Deep
An ocean explainer mixing AI-generated b-roll with graded stock footage. Chaptered structure, deliberate pacing, low-end sound design.
Product Launch Teaser
Kinetic-type teaser: logo reveal, beat-matched cuts, designed sound. Delivered in 16:9 and 1:1 crops for social.
Thumbnail System — 24 Covers
A thumbnail system for a faceless channel: consistent grid, readable at 120 pixels, A/B-ready pairs for every upload.
What you won't get.
Plenty of editors can export an MP4. The difference shows in what's missing from the timeline.
Template intro animations
A first minute built for this video
Loud transitions everywhere
Cuts that earn the next minute
Music pasted over the top
A mix you can actually hear
First export shipped as final
Watched through twice, on real speakers
What I can take off your plate.
Long-form YouTube editing
Documentary-style videos of 8–20 minutes: story structure, pacing, b-roll, retention edits, colour grade, subtitles and a final mix. You get a video built to be watched to the end — the metric that actually grows a channel.
Shorts & Reels
Hook-first vertical cuts built for the first three seconds. Consistent caption style, safe zones, platform-ready exports.
AI animation
Script-to-video scenes in anime and semi-realistic styles: shot lists from script, character consistency, image-to-video shots.
Motion & sound
Title cards, lower thirds, end screens, kinetic type. Dialogue cleanup, music selection, SFX and the final mix.
One brief in, one finished episode out.
End-to-end production for faceless YouTube channels: research, script, voice-over, visuals, edit, thumbnail. You keep publishing; the pipeline runs.
Four marks, from brief to export.
Brief & references
You send footage, references and the goal of the video. Structure is locked before a single clip is moved.
Assembly cut
First pass: story order, pacing, b-roll placement. You review the cut and we agree on revisions.
Grade, sound, motion
Colour, mix, titles and graphics. This is where the video stops feeling edited and starts feeling made.
Review & delivery
Final watch-through, export to your specs, plus platform versions if needed. Revision rounds agreed up front.
The person behind the timeline.
I'm Ankush Sharma, a video editor and content creator. Most of my work lives on faceless YouTube channels — documentaries, explainers, motivational edits — and in AI-animated, cinematic storytelling.
I care most about the two things a viewer actually feels: pacing and sound. Every project gets a real assembly, a deliberate grade and a final watch-through on real speakers — never just a first export.
- Status
- Open for projects
- Focus
- Faceless YouTube · AI animation
- Languages
- Hindi · English
- Response
- Within 24 hours
Send footage. Get a video people finish.
Tell me about the channel, the audience and the deadline. You'll get a quote and a timeline — usually the same day.
ankushraja27957@gmail.com