Cinematic Video Editing for a product

Quick Video Editing Assembly: 2-Min Tech Demo Reel (MIT Maker Style)
Budget: ₹2,000 (Fixed)

Deadline: Today before 12:00 AM Midnight

Project Overview
Looking for a video editor to assemble raw footage, UI screenshots, and code clips into a clean, fast-paced 2-minute technical demo video (MIT Maker / Tech Portfolio style).

We are not looking for heavy custom motion graphics or complex VFX—just solid video assembly, good pacing, quick cuts, simple screen zooms on key details, and audio sync.

Assets Provided
site_broll.zip – Raw field & hardware clips

annotated.webm – Video footage of optical detection

defect_dashboard.png & mvis_dashboard.png – System UI screenshots

code_graph.webm & code_scroll.webm – Codebase recordings

Video Flow & Timeline Guide
0:00 – 0:40 | Phase 1: Hardware & Site

Cut together the raw site B-roll and hardware setup. Keep cuts relatively brisk.

0:40 – 1:15 | Phase 2: Vision & Tracking

Show the system in action using annotated.webm. Highlight the optical tracking.

1:15 – 1:40 | Phase 3: Defect Alerts & Dashboard

Display defect_dashboard.png and mvis_dashboard.png. Use simple zoom-ins/pan effects to highlight alert boxes and key stats.

1:40 – 2:00 | Phase 4: Code & Architecture

Wrap up with code_graph.webm and code_scroll.webm showing system architecture and code scale.

Simple Deliverables
Sequence & Cut: Assemble all provided clips in order based on the 4 phases above.

Audio: Sync to an upbeat background tech audio track (free/royalty-free library music is fine).

Basic Effects: Simple text titles (Phase names/labels) and basic zoom-ins on UI elements.

Output: 1080p MP4 file.