For the Go Rocket music video by Bethlehem Shalom, I took on the roles of co-director, cinematographer, editor, colorist, and VFX artist, shaping the visual experience from start to finish. From a cinematography standpoint, I focused on capturing high-energy movement while balancing it with striking compositions that heightened the song’s intensity. In the edit, I crafted a rhythmic, seamless flow, cutting between fast-paced sequences and atmospheric moments to build tension and release. Color grading played a huge role in setting the mood—I pushed bold contrasts and stylized tones to give the video a distinct, futuristic aesthetic. On the VFX side, I brought in surreal elements that blurred the line between reality and fantasy, using abstract distortions, hyperreal environments, and seamless compositing to elevate the visual storytelling. Every aspect of this video was designed to amplify the energy and emotion of the track, turning Go Rocket into a cinematic, sensory-driven experience that complements Bethlehem Shalom’s artistry in a fresh, innovative way.