In summer 2025, I created 16 videos for Delta Motorsports from a single day of filming during a race event in Mission, BC. The footage captured the owner racing his car on track and coaching a student in the novice division. I managed the full production process—videography, editing, color grading, sound design, graphics, and final delivery. It’s not a batch of content I’m particularly proud of, but it shows what I can achieve with one day of filming, zero budget, and a bare-bones strategy to produce consistent content for social media.

The client specifically requested that the videos feel real and unpolished, aiming to capture the raw energy and unfiltered atmosphere of the track. When viewed in sequence, you’ll notice that every other video includes music, creating a subtle rhythm while keeping the overall tone grounded, edgy, and authentic. This approach makes the content ideal for social media—if the client posted one video on Instagram every other day, they’d have a month of content from just one shoot. Posting daily would require only two shoots to sustain a full month of fresh material. That said, this group of videos does feel somewhat repetitive and could be strengthened with more voiceover from the owner—sharing his story, background, and details about his race car driving school to add depth. Still, given the time and budget constraints, this collection provides valuable content to share.