Edit Engaging Educational Shorts

I have a steadily growing library of lesson-based material that now needs to be transformed into punchy “short” videos (60–90 seconds each) that keep viewers watching all the way through. The raw assets include talking-head clips, screen recordings, slide decks, and a few reference graphics; I’ll organise them into clearly labelled folders for each topic.

Here’s how I see the workflow: I drop the assets and a rough outline into a shared Google Drive; you shape them into a cohesive, high-energy short, add kinetic text, call-outs, simple motion graphics, royalty-free background music, and crisp colour correction, then deliver a ready-to-publish MP4 (9:16 and 16:9). The exact editing style is flexible—animated, live-action, or a clever mix—so long as the final cut is clear, visually engaging, and information-dense.

Deliverables (per video)
• 1 × 9:16 vertical short (1080 × 1920)
• 1 × 16:9 horizontal version (1920 × 1080)
• SRT or burned-in captions with correct spelling and timing
• Project files (Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve preferred) for future tweaks

Acceptance criteria
• Hooks viewers inside the first three seconds
• Audio levels balanced to broadcast standards −14 LUFS ±1
• No dead air; pacing remains tight throughout
• Visuals align with the lesson objective and reinforce key points

Turnaround is ideally 48 hours per piece once assets are provided, and I aim to start with a batch of five shorts to test our rhythm before moving to a regular weekly schedule. If that timeline works and this type of content excites you, let’s do the first batch right away.