Magnates-Style YouTube Documentary Editing
Budget / Salary$30–250
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
I run a growing YouTube channel and need a creative editor who can turn my researched scripts into 10-minute, Magnates Media–inspired documentaries. The heartbeat of each video is fast-paced editing—quick cuts, energetic transitions, and sound design that keeps viewers locked in—so that’s the standard I’m judging against.
Here’s the flow that works best:
I send you a finished topic outline and script.
You return a complete video built around an AI-generated voiceover, licence-safe B-roll and images, punchy music/SFX, and those crisp 3D map animations that visualise locations, trade routes, or timelines. The final file should be 1080p, YouTube-ready, with room for my end-screen elements.
Because every episode is capped at a $50 fixed rate, I’m comfortable with you leveraging templates, macro workflows, or stock assets—whatever keeps the turnaround efficient without losing the cinematic feel.
If you have samples that showcase fast pacing, documentary storytelling, or map animation, I’d love to see them. Let’s start with one video, and if the style clicks, we can roll straight into a consistent series.
Here’s the flow that works best:
I send you a finished topic outline and script.
You return a complete video built around an AI-generated voiceover, licence-safe B-roll and images, punchy music/SFX, and those crisp 3D map animations that visualise locations, trade routes, or timelines. The final file should be 1080p, YouTube-ready, with room for my end-screen elements.
Because every episode is capped at a $50 fixed rate, I’m comfortable with you leveraging templates, macro workflows, or stock assets—whatever keeps the turnaround efficient without losing the cinematic feel.
If you have samples that showcase fast pacing, documentary storytelling, or map animation, I’d love to see them. Let’s start with one video, and if the style clicks, we can roll straight into a consistent series.
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