Whitney Chiamaka Otti

I created an animated version of It’s a Date’s existing logo to give the brand a more dynamic and engaging presence. The aim was to translate the feel good nature of the company into motion, while staying true to the original identity and visual style. Through considered animation and timing, I brought the static logo to life in a way that feels playful, modern and suited to social and digital use. The final animation enhances brand recognition and adds personality, supporting It’s a Date’s mission to refresh London’s dating scene through curated experiences.

From climate change to inequality, the challenges facing commercial real estate are paramount. The built environment is at a crossroads, necessitating prompt and resolute action. There is a global expectation for a fresh perspective in business, driven by consumers who are increasingly advocating for more impactful initiatives. Business leaders must undergo transformation to maintain a competitive edge and real estate is under pressure from its investors, occupiers and government to decarbonise. I edited this interview with the aim of clearly communicating the key themes and conversations that emerged throughout the event. By carefully shaping the narrative, I ensured the discussion remained engaging and accessible, highlighting the urgency and significance of the challenges facing the built environment. Through clean, purposeful edits, balanced pacing, and subtle visual treatment, I brought clarity and focus to the speakers’ insights. The final piece brings the event to life by translating complex topics into a compelling and informative video that reflects the importance of the discussions taking place.

The judges spent two days debating and deliberating as they whittled down more than 200 entries across 12 categories. The shortlisted companies and individuals didn’t just impress the judges with financial prowess and fundraising success stories, they proved they are doing something significant within the built environment to tackle the vital issues it is currently facing. I edited this interview with the aim of giving a clear and engaging insight into the purpose of the EG Tech Awards, as discussed by nominee Lee Butz. The focus of the edit was to highlight the importance of recognising innovation within the built environment, even from those who may not be naturally comfortable on camera. Through thoughtful pacing, selective use of the strongest moments, and subtle visual treatment, I shaped the interview into a confident and accessible narrative. The final video brings attention to the wider significance of the awards, celebrating progress and innovation while presenting the nominee’s perspective in an authentic and considered way.

EG marked a return to MIPIM with a three-day programme for 2022 packed full of discussions and debates around some of the key issues facing the UK real estate market post pandemic. I edited this highlights video with a strong focus on speed, energy and relevance, delivering the final piece within four hours so it could be shared on the same day as the event. The aim was to capture the momentum of EG’s return to MIPIM and create engaging content that encouraged social media audiences to follow EG throughout the event and beyond. Through sharp pacing, selective use of key moments, and dynamic music, I shaped the footage into a concise and impactful highlights edit that reflects the scale and importance of the discussions taking place. The final video brings the event to life in real time, showcasing EG’s presence at MIPIM and reinforcing its role at the centre of conversations shaping the future of the UK real estate market.

EG marked a return to MIPIM with a three-day programme for 2022 packed full of discussions and debates around some of the key issues facing the UK real estate market post pandemic. I edited this highlights video with a strong focus on speed, energy and relevance, delivering the final piece within four hours so it could be shared on the same day as the event. The aim was to capture the momentum of EG’s return to MIPIM and create engaging content that encouraged social media audiences to follow EG throughout the event and beyond. Through sharp pacing, selective use of key moments, and dynamic music, I shaped the footage into a concise and impactful highlights edit that reflects the scale and importance of the discussions taking place. The final video brings the event to life in real time, showcasing EG’s presence at MIPIM and reinforcing its role at the centre of conversations shaping the future of the UK real estate market.

EG marked a return to MIPIM with a three-day programme for 2022 packed full of discussions and debates around some of the key issues facing the UK real estate market post pandemic. I edited this highlights video with a strong focus on speed, energy and relevance, delivering the final piece within four hours so it could be shared on the same day as the event. The aim was to capture the momentum of EG’s return to MIPIM and create engaging content that encouraged social media audiences to follow EG throughout the event and beyond. Through sharp pacing, selective use of key moments, and dynamic music, I shaped the footage into a concise and impactful highlights edit that reflects the scale and importance of the discussions taking place. The final video brings the event to life in real time, showcasing EG’s presence at MIPIM and reinforcing its role at the centre of conversations shaping the future of the UK real estate market.

When EG launched the Future Female Leaders project in 2019, they did so with the ambition to create real change in the real estate sector. The aim was to showcase the next generation of female leaders and expose the talent that was right there in front of us. These talented leaders have inspired more people to step forward, to put up their hand, and tell their stories. By examining diversity across the built environment, it is not just a lack of women that we see. There is a lack of diversity as to the background, education, ethnicity, and gender of the leaders in our market. The intention is to seek out and find leaders from different backgrounds in order to create real change. For this reason, Future ‘Female’ Leaders is transitioning to Future Leaders. I edited this highlights video with the aim of genuinely capturing the energy and atmosphere of the night. The intention was to give those who were unable to attend a clear sense of what they missed, while also reminding attendees just how memorable the event was and why future events are worth looking forward to. Through considered colour grading, clean graphics, and carefully chosen music, I was able to shape the footage into a cohesive story that reflects the excitement of the evening. Every edit was made to enhance the overall mood and showcase the key moments, resulting in a final piece that represents the event in an engaging and authentic way.

I worked alongside my colleague Cliff to create this training video, from filming through to the final edit. The focus was on producing clear and accessible content that would be easy for customers to follow and understand. Through a structured edit and the use of simple, well timed graphic overlays, I helped break down key information and reinforce important points on screen. The final video delivers a practical and user friendly training resource, designed to support customers and improve their overall experience.