Motion graphics designer & video editor

Open to freelance & studio roles

Farzana — Motion Graphics Designer & Video Editor

Portrait of Farzana (placeholder image)

Cut on the beat.

Move with a reason.

I’m Farzana, a motion graphics designer and video editor in Bangladesh. I turn raw footage, scripts and brand assets into motion pieces, edits and social content that hold attention past the first three seconds and say something once they have it.

Format 25 fps · 16:9 · 9:16 · 4:5 · 1:1

Leads with Motion graphics, video editing

Local time –:– GMT+6

Sc. 02 — Screening room

Selected work,
lights down.

Motion graphics, edits and social content, each shown in the format it was made for. Hover a clip to scrub through it. Click to play.

00:00:00:00
00:00:18:00

Monsoon Edit

A rain-soaked brand sting: kinetic type with weather as the rhythm, built to loop on a homepage and cut down for Reels.

Role Concept, design, animation

Format 16:9 · 0:20

Type Sample project

Long Story Short

A forty-minute interview cut into a two-minute story. Structure first, then sound, captions and grade.

Role Edit, sound, colour

Format 16:9 · 2:00

Type Sample project

Ledger

An explainer where the data animates in the order you would explain it out loud, one idea per beat.

Role Storyboard, design, animation

Format 16:9 · 1:00

Type Sample project

Launch Week

A week of static posts and stories built on one system, so day five still looks like day one.

Role Art direction, static design, scheduling

Format 1:1 + 9:16 · 9 assets

Type Sample project

Night Bus

A vertical micro-story with word-by-word captions, cut so it still lands with the sound off.

Role Edit, captions, motion

Format 9:16 · 0:30

Type Sample project

Six Slides

An infographic carousel designed as one sequence, so every swipe pays off.

Role Design, layout, copy edit

Format 4:5 · 6 slides

Type Sample project

Move

A self-initiated typographic loop exploring weight, width and timing.

Role Design, animation

Format 1:1 · 0:08 loop

Type Self-initiated

001
Motion graphics
16:9 · 0:20
Concept, design, animation
2026
002
Video edit
16:9 · 2:00
Edit, sound, colour
2026
003
Short-form
9:16 · 0:30
Edit, captions, motion
2026
004
Explainer motion
16:9 · 1:00
Storyboard, design, animation
2025
005
Carousel
4:5 · 6 slides
Design, layout, copy edit
2025
006
Kinetic type
1:1 · 0:08
Design, animation
2025
007
Social campaign
1:1 + 9:16
Art direction, static design
2025

All projects shown are sample placeholders for layout review · Final work to be added

Sc. 03 — Tracks

Motion and edit lead.
Social runs underneath.

Most projects need more than one skill. I can animate the launch film, cut it down for every platform, design the carousel that goes with it and keep the feed on schedule. Open a track to see what’s included.

Animated brand systems, logo stings, kinetic typography, explainers and lower thirds, all designed to be read at speed. I start with styleframes, so you approve the look before anything moves.

Story-first editing for interviews, brand films, events and product videos. I find the structure, set the pace, clean up the sound, balance the colour and add captions that people actually read.

Reels, Shorts and Stories built for the first second and the muted autoplay. Every long piece can come back as a set of vertical cuts.

Carousels, infographics and static posts that make one idea easy to swipe through. I can build bespoke designs or flexible Canva templates your team can keep using.

Content calendars, a steady posting rhythm and simple monthly reporting, so the creative actually ships and you can see what worked.

Sc. 04 — Behind the timeline

I learned attention
on the feed.
Now I design for it.

My background is in social media: planning posts, building carousels and keeping feeds alive. That’s where I learned how quickly people decide whether to stay.

Motion and editing are where that instinct turned into a craft. I care about the cut that lands on the beat, the caption that carries the story with the sound off, and the animation that explains something faster than a paragraph could. I work remotely with clients anywhere, from Bangladesh (GMT+6).

Cut for meaning

Every shot has to earn its place. If it doesn’t move the story, it goes.

Move with a reason

Animation should guide the eye and explain the idea. It should never just decorate.

Design for the thumb

Small screens, sound off, a busy feed. I design for how people actually watch.

How a project runs

In · 00:00

Brief call

We talk through goals, audience, platforms and deadlines. You leave with a clear scope.

00:10

Styleframes & rough cut

You approve the look, pacing and structure before anything is polished.

00:20

Motion & finishing

Animation, sound, captions and colour, with revisions built into the schedule.

Out · 00:30

Delivery

Every version exported for where it’s going: 16:9, 9:16, 4:5 and 1:1.

Sc. 05 — Final cut

Bring the footage.
I'll find the story.

Book a free consultation: a short call about what you’re making, where it will live and when you need it. If I’m not the right fit, I’ll tell you.