This is a recent paid project where I experimented with a more cinematic, premium editing style for a perfume brand. I’m now pushing my visuals toward higher-end product story telling. Feedback is always welcome.

This is a cinematic demo I created to explore how luxury perfumes can be visualized through mood, lighting, and storytelling.As a video editor, I always try to bring out the personality and feel of the scent turning a simple bottle into an emotional experience. Created by: Usman Ghani💎 Created for: Rameir Scents ✨ If anyone’s interested in seeing how a perfume can be represented visually, I’d love to share more insights and ideas

Just finished a free demo perfume film titled “69” for Valvet Perfumes made purely to test new dramatic B-rolls, lighting, and mood pacing. The goal was simple: to express boldness and mystery through motion. Every frame was designed to make the scent feel alive dark, smooth, and cinematic. I’m sharing this as part of my creative growth journey experimenting, improving, and learning how to make visuals speak emotion. Lesson learned: Even a demo can carry real emotion when storytelling is intentional. Would love to know how does the flow and energy feel to you? #CinematicBroll #PerfumeVisuals #CreativeJourney #VideoEditing #VisualMood

First let me express heartfelt gratitude and appreciation for all of our veterans today. We remain a free nation because of your dedication and sacrifice. Doing another side by side today, with a sample of Amouage Jubilation 25 and, from a decant, Jubilation 40. I'm revisiting both of these fragrances, and they smell pretty similar at the 1 hr mark. I tried them early in my journey, and didn't like either one, but my nose is maturing a little, and both smell glorious to me now. Jubilation 25 is a beautiful, soft blend of woods, oud and cedar, with patchouli making an appearance. Longevity isn't the best. Jubilation 40 projects more, and has more depth and longevity. I'll update later on with a conclusion. Have a great day brothers!

Just finished a paid perfume film project, focused on building emotion through light, pacing, and mood-driven storytelling.This one really challenged how I approach visual identity for sensory products like fragrances. If anyone here is experimenting with cinematic direction or product storytelling, I’d love to exchange ideas and insights from this process.