Who am I?
Hello! My name is Artyom.
I’m a video editor and content creator passionate about gaming, politics and digital storytelling.
For me, editing is more than simply putting shots together. It’s about shaping emotions, building tension and finding the right rhythm for every story.
I enjoy experimenting with different editing techniques, combining visuals and sound, and finding creative ways to make complex ideas accessible and engaging.
I’m interested in collaborating with content creators and creative teams who want their videos to stand out.
1. Video games are an art form, 2025
In this video, I decided to address the negative perception of video games as something harmful to people’s health and those around them. The video was primarily aimed at a skeptical adult audience.My goal was to convince viewers of the validity of my arguments. To achieve this, I used clear and informative infographics, consistently referred to reliable scientific sources, and presented complex information through simple, accessible visuals and explanations.Tools Used: DaVinci Resolve
Use of quotations. Pictured: the public channel of a Russian politician
Use of statistics and infographics
Reference to a French neuroscientist
2. «MetroVision», 2026
MetroVision is a video game concept that combines simulation, economic strategy, and management. Players take on the role of a metro system manager, responsible for designing and expanding stations and lines while meeting the transportation needs of city and suburban residents.Since this video was intended as a concept explainer, it needed to be clean, visually clear, and easy to understand, even for viewers unfamiliar with video games or metro system design. I chose a minimalist visual style, placing a strong emphasis on motion design to communicate the game’s mechanics and ideas in a simple and engaging way.Tools Used: Adobe After Effects, Maxon Cinema 4D
Logo and game features
A scene created in 3D space
Final scene
3. Cities in Europe and America, 2026
Another explainer explored why American and European cities look so different, especially when viewed from a bird’s-eye perspective.Since the topic was quite broad and somewhat abstract, I decided to use a wide range of complex motion graphics, aiming to make them as polished and visually engaging as possible.I incorporated textured paper effects and sophisticated glow effects to create a distinctive visual style. To maintain a cohesive aesthetic, I deliberately limited the color palette to black and white, using red as the only accent color.Tools Used: Adobe After Effects
Using infographics with a focus on the Vox magazine style
