ELY LAWRENCE
Co-Manager, Pivot Media
Creator and designer working across video, graphic design and brand content, both independently and through
Torus Pet
Pivot Media
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Yanick Schmitt
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Torus Pet
Pivot Media
Crazed Culture
Yanick Schmitt
Cezary Bień
Zach Fourie
Twenty Four Six Collective
Vaniglia Ice Cream
Skills are easy to find.
Adaptability isn't.
Nobody's ever watched a video and thought "I wish this dragged on longer." Every project shows up with its own rhythm: a different pace, a different audience, sometimes a brief that's still half-formed. I adjust to that fast, and I'll push the creative direction somewhere better when I see it, not just execute what's handed to me.
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I'm Ely Lawrence, creator and designer working across video editing, graphic design and content, both independently and through Pivot Media.
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- Working remotely, worldwide
- Focus
- Video editing · Graphic design · Content creation
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- Co-Manager, Pivot Media
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About
The short version, in order
2020
First cuts
Picked up an editor and didn't put it down — sports edits and AMVs, mostly, cut after cut until the instinct became automatic.
2023
New tool, same eye
Learned Photoshop and started building sports graphics. Different software, same habit: cut what isn't working, keep what hits.
2024
Going pro, then teaching it
Started working under media agencies — some handling big, recognizable clients. On the side, launched faceless editing tips for creators and grew an audience to 5K off a handful of videos that really landed.
2025
The pause, then Pivot
School caught up, and editing got shelved for most of the year — a few projects for friends aside. Then Oscar called with an idea: Pivot Media. I joined on the edges as an occasional editor, never really embedded, and by mid-year stepped back again. The timing still wasn't right.
2026
pivotmedia.eu →
Pivot Media
Pivot Media started as Oscar juggling freelancers in a Discord server — no real system behind it, just people getting content out the door. At the start of 2026, an easier, final year of school finally gave me the room to breathe. I called him and pitched actually running the thing properly. He said yes, and the loose group became a real agency almost overnight.
Built around motorsport, where a clip lands in the first second or it doesn't land at all. Oscar handles the business side — partnerships, ambassadors, the deals that keep the pipeline full. I run production: the edit team, the client relationships, the systems that keep the output consistent. Different jobs, same standard.
Now
Right Now
High school's done. These days it's full-time — working with clients, telling their stories, and doing it from wherever the work takes me: new countries, new cultures, new experiences, one project at a time.