Lecture Video Editor – Clean Cuts

I have a series of on-camera lessons that now need to move from raw footage to student-ready content. The goal is straightforward: trim away dead time, tighten transitions, and insert clear visual cues so learners can follow along without distraction.

Here’s what each finished video should include:
• Simple, seamless cuts that keep the lecture flowing.
• A brief opening title card plus section headings dropped in where the topic shifts.
• Accurate captions or subtitles synced to the instructor’s voice.
• Occasional supporting assets—slides, still images, or quick screen clips—overlaid when the lecturer references them.

No flashy motion graphics are necessary; just clean, professional pacing and text elements that match the course branding. I’m comfortable if you work in Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve as long as the exported files stay crisp at 1080p (or higher if the source allows).

Please let me know:
• How soon you can turn around a 10-minute lesson once assets are shared.
• Your preferred workflow for receiving footage and slide files.
• Any examples of similar lecture edits you’ve completed.

Looking forward to collaborating and getting these lessons polished for the course launch.