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GOOD GOOD / REMOTE EDITING & CREATIVE SUPPORT

Remote editing for
Good Good.

Good Good brought me in as a remote editor, and I quickly picked up the team’s workflow and style, contributing wherever I was needed.

Working with one of the biggest names in YouTube golf, I contributed editing, graphics, tracers, and design support as part of a larger production team. Together, we created videos that reached millions of views.

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Good Good

01 / MY ROLE

Joining the editing team.

I learned the team’s style quickly and worked within its production schedule. The job called for more than a strong edit: large footage transfers, organized assets, clear communication, and timelines other editors could use without untangling the project.

Remote team fit

Adapting to the team

Quickly learned the team’s approach and took on complex golf and narrative edits, matching Good Good’s pacing, humor, and style.

Footage & asset management.

Managed substantial footage and asset transfers, kept media organized, and stayed on top of production schedules while editing remotely.

Timelines ready for the next editor.

Delivered clearly organized sequences that other editors could drop into their own timelines and use to complete the video.

Support beyond the edit.

Contributed graphics, animations, tracers, thumbnails, and design assets, moving between assignments as the team needed.

02 / SELECTED VIDEOS

Selected videos.

Challenge-driven stories, custom graphics, and golf edits I contributed to the Good Good team.

MORE SELECTED WORK

Golf editing

GOOD GOOD PROS

Good Good Pros Vs Hardest PGA Tour Course

GOOD GOOD GIRLS

Our Hole in One at Shinnecock Hills

My responsibilityI edited all of the golf footage for both videos, selecting the key shots and conversations and cutting between camera angles to keep each round smooth and well-paced without losing its context. For the Good Good Pros video, I also created the animated player name and score graphics and the scoreboards.

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