Tech YouTube Video Editing
Budget / Salary₹600–1,500
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I’ve shot raw footage for a personal YouTube project focused on tech and now need a polished final cut that will keep viewers engaged from start to finish. The goal is to shape the clips into a clean, dynamic narrative—think tight pacing, clear on-screen text or lower-thirds for specs, smooth jump-cuts, subtle transitions, and background music that sits comfortably under my voice-over.
I’ll supply:
• All camera files (4K, 24 fps), screen-captures, voice-over tracks, and any reference timestamps for must-include moments.
You will:
• Edit the sequence to around 8–10 minutes.
• Add light motion graphics for intros, chapter cards, and a branded outro.
• Balance and clean the audio (EQ, noise removal, loudness normalization).
• Apply color correction and mild grading so footage looks consistent across cameras.
• Deliver the final file in YouTube-ready H.264 (3840×2160) plus the editable project file (Premiere Pro or After Effects are both fine).
I’m happy to review a first draft and provide timestamped notes; two revision rounds should be plenty. If you’ve handled tech channels before—especially product reviews or how-tos—feel free to share a link so I can see your pacing and graphic style. Let’s create something viewers will want to watch all the way through.
I’ll supply:
• All camera files (4K, 24 fps), screen-captures, voice-over tracks, and any reference timestamps for must-include moments.
You will:
• Edit the sequence to around 8–10 minutes.
• Add light motion graphics for intros, chapter cards, and a branded outro.
• Balance and clean the audio (EQ, noise removal, loudness normalization).
• Apply color correction and mild grading so footage looks consistent across cameras.
• Deliver the final file in YouTube-ready H.264 (3840×2160) plus the editable project file (Premiere Pro or After Effects are both fine).
I’m happy to review a first draft and provide timestamped notes; two revision rounds should be plenty. If you’ve handled tech channels before—especially product reviews or how-tos—feel free to share a link so I can see your pacing and graphic style. Let’s create something viewers will want to watch all the way through.
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