Curate and Edit Equality Videos

I’m launching a new YouTube channel that spotlights social-equality issues and need a creative partner who can both hunt down suitable footage already on the platform and turn it into polished, original videos. Your first task is to search YouTube for clips that clearly illustrate inequality—respect for all, changing religious scriptures, bad content or misleading public or sentiments, collecting vedio of people using weapons in public place on unarmed general public—making sure every clip is either Creative Commons–licensed or otherwise cleared for reuse.

Once the raw material is gathered, you’ll shape it into compelling 3 to 15 minute segments: trim the fat, weave a clear narrative, add lower-third titles, captions, a simple motion-graphic intro, and royalty-free background music. The final files should be delivered in 1080p MP4, ready for immediate upload.

Deliverables:
• Curated list of cleared YouTube sources with timestamps
• Edited video (3–5 min) in 1080p MP4 + project file (Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or Final Cut)
• Simple thumbnail (1280×720) that matches the video’s theme

I’ll review the first completed video for tone and style; once approved we’ll move on to a steady flow of similar pieces. If you care about equality and know your way around YouTube’s Creative Commons library and modern editing software, let’s get started.
The money specified are for 2 to 8 videos depending on the length of the video