As the editor of Achievement Hunter's premier series "Let’s Play GTA V," I was behind the cutting room operations for 90 consecutive episodes, reaching one million views each — a testament to the series' popularity and my editing finesse. Although I’ve showcased only one episode on my site, this selection exemplifies my adeptness with multi-cam editing and managing podcast-like audio in dynamic gameplay environments.

This particular episode, "CockPit," was my first editorial project for the series and it quickly became a fan favorite, as reflected in community feedback. Here's what viewers had to say about the standout editing:

• “Hats off to Neal for his awesome editing!” - @barbaro267

• “A+ on whoever did the editing. Looked fantastic with all the shots and the cam switches.“ - @sethjray
  

• “I gotta say, the editing in this video is probably the biggest reason I laughed. The editor was really good in this one. I couldn't stop laughing when it did that zoom in to Jeremy inviting the wrong person, then them waiting for it.” - @rich4u1

• “I am in love with the editing in this video. The replay from every single screen that saw [the action] as they keep talking about it, it's a total win. Props to whoever edited this.” - @nikkihansen7540

• “Who ever edited this did an amazing job, I loved how when they would retell their angle of the story the video would line up perfectly.“ - @margig32

Explore this episode to witness how strategic editing can enhance storytelling and viewer engagement in gameplay videos.