Dynamic Medical Shorts Editor

I turn long-form medical lectures into bite-sized concepts and now need those ideas presented as gripping YouTube Shorts. Each clip should run 30–60 seconds in a 9:16 frame, packed with energy, jump-cuts, sound punches, motion graphics and quick on-screen text that drives the point home. The selected editing style is fast-paced with lots of transitions and effects, so lean into zooms, whip-pans, animated call-outs and kinetic typography to keep viewers hooked.

You will receive clean, well-lit talking-head footage plus time-stamped notes highlighting the key teaching moments. From there, pick the best sound bites, tighten pacing, add relevant stock b-roll or diagrams when helpful, and finish with crisp subtitles for accessibility. No fixed branding palette exists—the brief is wide open, so use your own discretion on colors, fonts and iconography as long as the final look feels modern and professional.

Deliverables each week
• 5 ready-to-publish .mp4 shorts (1080 × 1920, ≤60 s)
• Separate SRT caption files
• Project files (Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve preferred) for easy tweaks

Acceptance criteria
• Medical terminology spelled correctly and synced with captions
• Audio peaks below –1 dBFS, loudness –14 LUFS ±1
• No black bars; visuals remain sharp on mobile preview

That’s the full scope—once the first batch matches the criteria, we’ll roll straight into an ongoing cadence.