Reliable video processing
at scale.

You send files + specs. I deliver finished outputs that match the spec - reliably. Big media is normal here: 200-300GB per file is typical, and 2-3TB batches are normal.

Dropbox / Google Drive bulk: thousands of files BRAW / DCP / MXF free sample first correctness > speed
Batch workflows illustration
Batch workflows (conversion / processing pipelines)
Compression illustration
Compression (size targets, platform limits)
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AI upscale (restoration / enhancement)

I enjoy turning messy, repetitive video work into something boringly reliable.

What clients hire me for

Zoz - freelance video processing specialist
Hi - I’m Zoz.
We’ll coordinate via email or messages - quick and easy. If you can describe the rules, I’ll deliver consistent outputs.
Platform limits Canva < 1GB, TikTok ads < 500MB, custom targets (e.g. < 50MB)
Huge files 200-300GB per file is normal. Multi-TB batches are normal.
Quality-first Best possible compression + sensible settings
Free sample Try before ordering (incl. short test for AI restoration)
Focus: technical, spec-driven work - not creative editing, color grading, motion graphics, or “make it viral” projects.
If it’s subjective/creative, I’m not your guy.
If it’s rules + deliverables, I am.

Services

I’m best when the work is repetitive, spec-driven, and needs to be done reliably at scale.

Compression (size targets)

Fast, quality-preserving compression so you can upload/share easily.

  • Canva: compress to under 1GB
  • TikTok Ads: compress to under 500MB
  • Custom targets: under X MB (pricing depends on retries/iterations)

Format conversion (any → any)

MP4/MOV/MXF and pro formats like BRAW and DCP. Straight conversion, no complex edits required.

  • No file size limit (use proper transfer)
  • Quality-focused settings: “no noticeable difference”

Bulk processing (libraries)

Thousands of files, terabytes of media, recurring batches - I make it deterministic and affordable.

  • Convert entire libraries (e.g., MP4 ↔ MXF) fast
  • Batch tasks: intros/outros, trimming, resizing, optimization

Selected past work (high-volume & automation)

A few examples of real projects that show the kind of work I’m comfortable with. These are not creative showcases - they’re about scale, repeatability, and reliability.

Mass video editing with FFmpeg

Large batches of videos processed entirely via FFmpeg-based pipelines.

  • Add intro / outro to thousands of videos
  • Resize, crop, trim, normalize audio
  • Consistent naming and folder structures

Personalized sales videos (After Effects)

Automated After Effects project manipulation and rendering at scale.

  • One rendered video per lead
  • Client’s name shown on screen
  • Name also spoken in the audio

Why this mattered

These projects only work if automation is rock-solid.

  • No manual editing per file
  • Same rules → same output, every time
  • Viable only at scale (hundreds/thousands)

If you have a repetitive idea that sounds “too boring to do by hand”, it’s probably a good fit.

AI video upscale & restoration

This is my current favourite work. Old or low-resolution footage, restored and upscaled using Topaz Video AI (Studio Pro) + DaVinci Resolve Studio.

What you get

  • Noise reduction + detail recovery
  • Clean upscaling with consistent look
  • Short test clip first, then full processing

Proof

Before/after Shorts: ClassicCinemaUpscaled

These before/after Shorts are generated automatically using a parameterized FFmpeg-based batch workflow - identical framing, timing, and overlays every time, so comparisons stay fair and consistent.

(It’s easy to overpromise with AI. I prefer showing results.)

How it works

  1. We clarify the goal: formats, limits, and where the files need to end up.
  2. I run a sample: small subset (or short test clip for AI restoration) to confirm the output.
  3. We lock the workflow: once it matches the spec, I run the full batch.
  4. Delivery: finished outputs + notes (what was done / any issues spotted).

Goal: boring consistency. Same rules → same outputs.

Getting started

  • 1-3 sample files (or 1 representative file)
  • Target format + constraints (size limit, codec, fps, audio)
  • Quantity / total size (GB/TB)
  • Naming rules (or CSV mapping)
  • Dropbox or Google Drive link (preferred)

Behind the scenes I may use automation/AWS for speed - but what you pay for is always: finished files.

FAQ

Do you “sell the solution”?

No - I deliver results (the processed files). My tooling runs on my side; you get the outputs.

Can you do “under X MB” exactly?

Yes, but it’s more iterative (retries/tuning). Message me for a custom quote - it’s not the same as normal conversion.

How do we transfer huge files?

Dropbox / Google Drive (preferred), but I’ll use your standard if you have one.

Contact

Send a short description of what you want to achieve. I’ll ask the right questions and propose the best approach.

Email: zoz.freelance@gmail.com

Tip: if this is a platform limit job (Canva/TikTok/under X MB), tell me the exact limit and where it must upload.

What typically happens next

  • You send a short description and (ideally) a sample file
  • I run a quick test or small batch to validate settings
  • We confirm specs, constraints, and pricing
  • Full batch processing
  • Delivery + optional adjustments if needed