Ophthalmic Patient Education Video Editing

I have recorded a full set of interviews, B engaging educational video for patients and the wider public. The goal is to walk viewers through an eye condition—covering its symptoms, available treatments or surgical options, and simple at-home care tips—without overwhelming them with jargon.

Because accuracy is critical, I need someone who already understands ophthalmology or a related biomedical field. You’ll recognise the anatomy on screen, know which clinical details truly matter to patients, and spot anything that might be misleading. Technical expectations include:

• Assembling a 6-10 minute master video in 1080p (or higher) using Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve or a similar professional tool.
• Colour-correction, audio clean-up and smooth pacing so the content feels approachable.
• On-screen titles, key-point call-outs and animated overlays to highlight symptoms, treatment steps and after-care instructions.
• Subtitles (English or hindi or gujarati) burned in and supplied as a separate SRT file.
• Two concise cut-downs (≤60 seconds each) for social media.
• Delivery of the editable project file plus all assets you add (graphics, royalty-free music, stock clips).

Acceptance criteria: terminology must be medically accurate yet patient-friendly; visuals stay consistent with brand colours I will provide; no copyright-restricted material; final exports pass a quick playback check on both desktop and mobile.

Raw footage, logos and reference guidelines are ready to share as soon as we agree on the timeline. If you have previous ophthalmic or biomedical edits in your reel, mention them so I can review and move forward quickly.