Faceless Educational YouTube Editing

I’m producing a series of faceless YouTube videos and need an editor who can turn my script, stock footage, and B-roll into an engaging educational piece. The finished video should flow smoothly, use text overlays to highlight key points, and feature background music that supports the learning mood without distracting viewers.

Hi, I’m looking for a video editor experienced in creating faceless YouTube videos about natural disasters, especially tornadoes.

I’m specifically looking for someone who knows how to effectively use survivor footage/interviews, archival news footage, storm-chasing footage, real disaster footage, maps, weather graphics, photos, sound effects, and cinematic documentary-style editing.

If you have edited similar tornado or natural-disaster videos before, please send me your portfolio and relevant examples.

I’ll supply:
• A detailed script with on-screen cue notes
• Curated footage and images (royalty-free)
• Branding guidelines for fonts and colours

You’ll handle:
• Assembling the visuals to match the narrative timing
• Designing clear, on-brand text overlays for titles, facts, and calls to action
• Selecting or mixing background music that fits an educational tone and is copyright-safe
• Basic colour correction, light motion graphics, and sound balancing so everything feels polished

No voice-over is required for this edit; the visuals and text carry the lesson. The final deliverable is a 1080p MP4 plus the editable project file (Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve preferred) so I can make minor tweaks later. If this first collaboration clicks, I have a queue of similar scripts ready to move into production.