2025 · Web · Streaming · UXNext.jsNodePostgreSQLFFmpeg
Joycall-FLIX
A family-first streaming platform with age-tiered profiles (Kid, PrimeTeens, Adult) — full product build from architecture to interface.
status: available · Q1 2026
Bright
Nelson
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I architect intelligent systems, ship production-grade software, cut picture, mix sound, animate frames and produce the whole thing end to end — so the work arrives finished, not assembled.
●REC · 24.000 fps
Bright NelsonLagos / Remote
AI Systems ✦Software ✦Animation ✦Film Edit ✦Sound Design ✦Production ✦Research ✦Story ✦
AI Systems ✦Software ✦Animation ✦Film Edit ✦Sound Design ✦Production ✦Research ✦Story ✦
// selected_work
Shipped, not staged.
2 entries · ongoing
// practice
Six disciplines, one hand.
The disciplines compound. An editor who can code writes better tools. An engineer who mixes sound designs better interfaces. A producer who has done every job respects every job.
— 01
AI Specialist
LLM systems, RAG pipelines, agentic workflows, fine-tuning and applied research.
— 02
Software Engineer
Full-stack architecture, performant web apps, real-time systems and infrastructure.
— 03
Motion & Animation
Character rigs, 2D/3D motion, explainers and brand idents with narrative cadence.
— 04
Video Editor
Documentary, commercial and social-first edits — pacing built around the cut.
— 05
Sound Engineer
Mixing, sound design, dialogue cleanup and mastering for film and music.
— 06
Producer
End-to-end production: concept, crew, schedule, post — delivered.
// stack.json
Tools of the trade.
TypeScriptPythonReactNext.jsTanStackNodePostgreSQLSupabasePyTorchLangChainWebRTCFFmpegThree.jsGSAPDaVinciPro ToolsHoudiniBlender
// about
A note on the work.
- Name
- Bright Nelson
- Based
- Lagos, Nigeria
- Working
- Globally · Remote
- Focus
- AI · Real-time · Multimedia
- Currently
- Open for Q1 2026
I started in code, drifted into film, fell hard for sound, and ended up spending most nights training models on the offcuts. The throughline is craft — the same attention applied across very different surfaces.
Today the practice is small and intentional. I take a handful of projects a year, usually where the brief sits across two or three disciplines and the seam between them is where the work has to be best.
If that sounds like what you're building, we should talk.