How I Got Here:Before we get down to business, I think it'd be good for you to know a bit more about me and why I'm here animating.My creative journey begins at a very young age. I would love drawing picture books, writing stories, and making things with my hands. Although I enjoyed being creative, I never made anything professionally until my late teens when I became a videographer and editor at a company producing highlights of weddings. After a year there, I chose to use what I then knew about editing to create videos for others online. I then went and picked up my first client who wanted me to create some Twitch highlight videos for their YouTube channel. Through this I learned that there was huge opportunity for creative working that was more than the serious wedding projects I'd worked on.Soon after that, my next customer came from a friend of my first client, and this ended up being a more long term partnership. Although I was still an inexperienced freelancer by the end of our time together, I learned a huge amount about my own style of editing, and how to keep up with a frequent edit-upload schedule.From there, I spent a short amount of time with lower commitment clients, really getting used to the different kinds of videos many clients wanted, and how to adapt my own style of video to the style of the client's content. With this new experience in hand, I started my longest and most challenging partnership yet.This time, I was tasked with growing a YouTube channel from scratch. No viewers, no subs, just the customer, me, and a 90-100 viewer Twitch chat. At the end of our partnership, the channel totalled over 10,000 subscribers on YouTube with a Twitch chat of now over 500 regular viewers. During this 2 year tenure, I put all of my past experience to use. I learned what it means to fully sync my editing style with a customer's entertainment, while also producing videos consistently and efficiently. This was also the first time I'd become part of a community, becoming both a professional and a fellow member of the community at the same time (which made it all the more fun to interact with everyone through the edits).After these 2+ years, I put a stop to my editing to pursue some good ol' post secondary education. Now, in my mid twenties, I'm back to editing with a revived spirit and increased knowledge, both in myself personally, and what I can bring as an editor.

Terms and Conditions:
Animations
I reserve the right to refuse work, and stop work at any point. You are only allowed a limited number of changes once you receive the finished piece. Any amount of removals to elements are acceptable, no more than a few small additions to a piece can be made after receipt of a finished piece. Additions that take extra time will also be reflected in the final price of a piece.
Once the final work is complete, and any outstanding fees have been paid, you will receive:
The full resolution work to the contact information provided.
Payment
All payments must be made in USD through PayPal. I do not accept other forms of payment.
Half of the estimated total amount is due as a deposit before work starts; this deposit will count toward the final bill. The remaining amount will be due once the commission is completed, before the final product is given. A sample of the final product will be given before final payment, with a watermark.
Copyright
All commissions are for personal use only. Unless otherwise discussed and agreed upon, I, Embosser, retain all rights to your commission.
I retain the right to re-post your commission and use it for self-promotion of my services.
You are not allowed to take credit for the products I provide for you. You are allowed to post to other websites with credit to this website (https://embosser.carrd.co).
If you would like changes, please contact me so they can be amended professionally.
All copyrights for fan animation commissions (i.e. animations of other media not created by you) belong to their respectful creators.