Edit Filipino Drama Raw Footage
Budget / SalaryHourly project
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I have several hours of raw footage for a Filipino-language drama that now needs to be shaped into a tight, emotionally driven final cut. Your main task is straightforward: cut and trim the scenes so the story flows naturally, keeping continuity, pacing, and performance beats intact. No colour grading or visual-effects passes are required at this stage; this job is solely about skilful cutting and trimming.
Here is what you will be working with:
• Source: unedited raw footage, single-camera takes with separate audio tracks.
• Assets: script outline, shot list, and time-coded notes highlighting preferred takes and key dramatic moments.
Deliverables I need:
1. A polished first-pass assembly in MP4 or MOV (H.264) that follows the script order.
2. A clean timeline project file (Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or Final Cut—use whichever platform you are most comfortable with) with organised bins and clearly labelled sequences.
3. A change log noting any major trims or scene rearrangements.
Acceptance criteria:
• Dialogue sync is tight and background noise is untouched; I will handle sound design later.
• No jump cuts unless motivated by the script.
• Final run-time matches the scene list handed over (we can refine duration in the next round).
If you love Philippine drama pacing and can turn raw footage into a compelling narrative through precise edits, I’m eager to see what you can do.
Here is what you will be working with:
• Source: unedited raw footage, single-camera takes with separate audio tracks.
• Assets: script outline, shot list, and time-coded notes highlighting preferred takes and key dramatic moments.
Deliverables I need:
1. A polished first-pass assembly in MP4 or MOV (H.264) that follows the script order.
2. A clean timeline project file (Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or Final Cut—use whichever platform you are most comfortable with) with organised bins and clearly labelled sequences.
3. A change log noting any major trims or scene rearrangements.
Acceptance criteria:
• Dialogue sync is tight and background noise is untouched; I will handle sound design later.
• No jump cuts unless motivated by the script.
• Final run-time matches the scene list handed over (we can refine duration in the next round).
If you love Philippine drama pacing and can turn raw footage into a compelling narrative through precise edits, I’m eager to see what you can do.
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