Formal LMS Tutorial Video Series
Budget / Salary₹1,500–12,500
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I'm producing a full tutorial video library for Nova, a Learning Management System, and I'm looking for a reliable collaborator to help deliver it at scale.
The project is a set of 155 short walkthrough videos (around 30 seconds each) that guide specific user roles through specific features. Each video is tightly scoped — one feature, one role, one clear outcome. The content spans five product modules (Pathways, Assets, Huddle, Admin, and a Common onboarding section) and six user roles ranging from end learners to platform administrators.
What the work involves:
Each video needs a clean, spoken-word script of 60–70 words that follows a consistent structure — open with the outcome, walk through the action, confirm the result, and close with a short wrap line. Scripts must be written in plain, second-person voiceover language with no jargon, and stay specific to Nova's actual interface rather than generic LMS wording. Videos are produced in Guidde AI (screen capture, AI voiceover, editing) and exported as 1080p MP4.
What I'm looking for:
Strong instructional writing and an ear for how a line sounds when read aloud. Experience with SaaS or software walkthrough content is a big plus, as is familiarity with Guidde or similar tools. Above all I need consistency, attention to detail, and someone comfortable working from a structured spec and a shared numbering system across a large batch.
Structure & workflow:
The project is fully organized. Every video has a unique ID (NP001–NP155), a defined role, a section, and a list of key topics. Work moves through a clear pipeline — scripting, recording, editing, delivery — with a naming convention and status tracker already in place. Screenshots of the live interface are provided to ground each script.
This is a sizeable, ongoing batch, so I'm looking for a longer-term working relationship rather than a one-off. Please share relevant samples of instructional or tutorial writing (and video work, if applicable), your availability, and your rate — per script, per finished video, or per batch, whichever you prefer to quote.
The project is a set of 155 short walkthrough videos (around 30 seconds each) that guide specific user roles through specific features. Each video is tightly scoped — one feature, one role, one clear outcome. The content spans five product modules (Pathways, Assets, Huddle, Admin, and a Common onboarding section) and six user roles ranging from end learners to platform administrators.
What the work involves:
Each video needs a clean, spoken-word script of 60–70 words that follows a consistent structure — open with the outcome, walk through the action, confirm the result, and close with a short wrap line. Scripts must be written in plain, second-person voiceover language with no jargon, and stay specific to Nova's actual interface rather than generic LMS wording. Videos are produced in Guidde AI (screen capture, AI voiceover, editing) and exported as 1080p MP4.
What I'm looking for:
Strong instructional writing and an ear for how a line sounds when read aloud. Experience with SaaS or software walkthrough content is a big plus, as is familiarity with Guidde or similar tools. Above all I need consistency, attention to detail, and someone comfortable working from a structured spec and a shared numbering system across a large batch.
Structure & workflow:
The project is fully organized. Every video has a unique ID (NP001–NP155), a defined role, a section, and a list of key topics. Work moves through a clear pipeline — scripting, recording, editing, delivery — with a naming convention and status tracker already in place. Screenshots of the live interface are provided to ground each script.
This is a sizeable, ongoing batch, so I'm looking for a longer-term working relationship rather than a one-off. Please share relevant samples of instructional or tutorial writing (and video work, if applicable), your availability, and your rate — per script, per finished video, or per batch, whichever you prefer to quote.
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