Faceless News Video Editing
Budget / Salary$10–30
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
I have a steady flow of short news scripts and need each one transformed into a fully-finished, faceless YouTube video. The job calls for meticulous attention to detail, professional-grade editing skills, clear English communication, and reliable, on-time delivery.
Scope of work
• Assemble royalty-free or licensed B-roll, motion graphics, and on-screen text that match the script’s narrative and pace.
• Apply every layer of editing—clean cuts and transitions, colour grading, dynamic effects, noise reduction, balanced music/voice levels, and any subtle sound design that keeps viewers engaged.
• Ensure the final product feels like a concise, modern news segment: crisp visuals, tight storytelling, and no on-camera host.
Deliverables
1. One completed 16:9 video (minimum 1080p, YouTube-ready).
2. Separate audio track and project/source files for future revisions.
3. A quick summary of assets used (clips, music, graphics) so licensing remains transparent.
I typically send scripts two or three times a week; turnaround of 24–48 hours per video keeps the channel on schedule. If this workflow and pace suit you, let’s start with a single test video and build a long-term collaboration from there.
Scope of work
• Assemble royalty-free or licensed B-roll, motion graphics, and on-screen text that match the script’s narrative and pace.
• Apply every layer of editing—clean cuts and transitions, colour grading, dynamic effects, noise reduction, balanced music/voice levels, and any subtle sound design that keeps viewers engaged.
• Ensure the final product feels like a concise, modern news segment: crisp visuals, tight storytelling, and no on-camera host.
Deliverables
1. One completed 16:9 video (minimum 1080p, YouTube-ready).
2. Separate audio track and project/source files for future revisions.
3. A quick summary of assets used (clips, music, graphics) so licensing remains transparent.
I typically send scripts two or three times a week; turnaround of 24–48 hours per video keeps the channel on schedule. If this workflow and pace suit you, let’s start with a single test video and build a long-term collaboration from there.
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