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Ive used Markabi a couple of times for music video production. Each time he understood my vision and the music 100 procent, and his own creative input really elevated the product to the next level. I cannot recommend Markabi enough, 10/10 experience.
I’ve worked with Musse for the past 3–4 years on a lot of different content, and it’s honestly been one of those collaborations that just flows.
He doesn’t just film and edit - he really understands what I’m trying to create and manages to capture it. Everytime. That’s rare.
There’s a trust in the process when we work together. I don’t have to over-explain or control everything - he just gets it, we dare to try out new and the end result always feels aligned with my vision.
If you’re looking for someone who can both hold the creative and deliver strong content, I can highly recommend him.
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