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There are only so many things that a freelancer can say to be genuine on the website he creates about himself. All the rest will sound like marketing bullshit because that's exactly what it would be. So allow me, Winston Hearn, to get the facts out of the way so that you, person who is reading my site (and hopefully watching my videos) will know the basics.

The Basic Facts:

  • I am Winston Hearn.
  • I live in Nashville, TN.
  • I love to make videos.
  • I love designing motion graphics and making things move on screen.
  • I love taking raw footage and finding the compelling narrative hidden within.
  • I love trying things I've never tried.
  • I love setting clear expectations.
  • I love trying to exceed said expectations.

Some More Intense Facts:

  • My tools of choice are Final Cut Studio, Adobe After Effects, and an ever developing sense of design.
  • I've made videos for many different companies, including startups in NYC, and well-established companies in Nashville and DC.
  • I am just as interested in the artistic power of moving pictures as I am interested in the technical aspects of making pictures move.

Those are the facts. There is of course, much more to know about me than just the facts, but that involves rambling about how I still find it mind-blowing that there are millions of gallons of water floating above our heads, pontificating on what it is about great art that gives it such a timelessness, and referencing all the great thinkers who have come before me and helped me understand the world. It is, in short, not possible to do on a website intended to make you think I'm worth paying to make videos. That's ok, because I do think I'm worth paying to make videos, so I'll refer you to my work and let that speak for me.

Thanks for stopping by. I hope your day is great, and that none of those gallons of water in the sky stop floating and find their way onto you.