Urgent CapCut Editing Needed for Family Story
Budget / Salary$30–250
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
TITLE: START NOW — CapCut Editor for 3:30 Public Social-Media Family Story — $90 Fixed
I need an experienced CapCut editor who can start immediately—at approximately 2:00 AM Pacific—and work on this now, not tomorrow.
The first 45–60 seconds should be delivered within approximately 90 minutes. I need the complete rough cut by early Los Angeles morning and the revised version as quickly as possible afterward.
Fixed budget: $90, including one revision.
WATCH THE REFERENCE BEFORE BIDDING
https://share.icloud.com/photos/039tHo497CKxdNciCydWdlh3A
This reference shows the family, approximate sequence, visual style, existing music and actual workload. Please watch it before responding.
This is a public-facing social-media launch video, not a private family slideshow. It introduces me and my storytelling voice through my three children and our family history. It will be published across Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube and potentially LinkedIn.
It must feel authentic and personal, but it also needs to engage viewers who do not know us.
PROJECT
Rebuild the supplied flattened reference as a new, fully editable CapCut project using the original photographs and video clips I provide.
The final runtime will be approximately:
* 3:15 main story
* Black-and-white TO BE CONTINUED card
* 8–12 second crow bonus
* Approximately 3:30 total
The project should be produced vertically in 9:16, with faces and important information kept inside social-platform safe areas.
MEDIA
Approximately 40% of the source media is currently loaded. I am actively adding more and expect approximately 80% to be available shortly.
Begin organizing and rebuilding the sequence immediately. If an exact photograph is temporarily missing, leave a placeholder. Do not stop working, search the internet or substitute generic imagery.
VOICEOVER AND MUSIC
My narration will cover approximately 75% of the video. Music will play quietly underneath it.
The final voiceover is being recorded and will be supplied during the edit. Build the timeline so its timing remains easy to adjust when the narration arrives.
Do not substantially change or perfect the music yet. Treat the existing tracks as pacing references. Final music decisions will be made after the initial assembly.
OPENING
Do not spend significant time redesigning the opening.
The opening television/lobby collage is provisional. The best picture of each family member will eventually appear inside that board, and I am still preparing those images.
Keep the existing opening concept as an editable placeholder. The Dave photographs near the beginning may be replaced by approximately five seconds of Dave speaking directly to camera, so keep that section flexible.
EDITING STYLE
Use:
* Clean cuts and simple dissolves
* Controlled movement on still photographs
* Consistent framing
* Occasional two-picture layouts or split screens when two strong related photographs work together
* Good pacing without rushing every image
* Clean audio levels beneath narration
* Restrained effects that are easy to revise
Do not use:
* Generic AI-generated imagery
* Random templates
* Excessive transitions or effects
* Unnecessary captions before the narration is locked
* Visible CapCut, browser or social-media interfaces unless they are intentionally part of the scene
Use your judgment when combining related pictures into split screens. The purpose is to improve pacing and reduce unnecessary individual photo scrolling.
ENDING
Video One ends at the first black-and-white TO BE CONTINUED card.
Hold that card for approximately 1.5–2 seconds. Then include only the funniest 8–12 seconds of the crow footage with its original audio. Do not announce or explain the bonus beforehand.
DELIVERABLES
* First 45–60 seconds within approximately 90 minutes
* Complete rough cut by early Los Angeles morning
* One revised version
* Fully editable CapCut project with organized media
* 1080p final export
WHEN RESPONDING, ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS
1. Can you start immediately?
2. Exactly when can you deliver the first 45–60 seconds?
3. Exactly when can you deliver the complete rough cut?
4. Can you provide the fully editable CapCut project?
5. Provide two relevant examples of narrated family, documentary or visual-storytelling videos.
Please do not send a generic proposal. Watch the reference and tell me briefly what you would improve.
I need an experienced CapCut editor who can start immediately—at approximately 2:00 AM Pacific—and work on this now, not tomorrow.
The first 45–60 seconds should be delivered within approximately 90 minutes. I need the complete rough cut by early Los Angeles morning and the revised version as quickly as possible afterward.
Fixed budget: $90, including one revision.
WATCH THE REFERENCE BEFORE BIDDING
https://share.icloud.com/photos/039tHo497CKxdNciCydWdlh3A
This reference shows the family, approximate sequence, visual style, existing music and actual workload. Please watch it before responding.
This is a public-facing social-media launch video, not a private family slideshow. It introduces me and my storytelling voice through my three children and our family history. It will be published across Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube and potentially LinkedIn.
It must feel authentic and personal, but it also needs to engage viewers who do not know us.
PROJECT
Rebuild the supplied flattened reference as a new, fully editable CapCut project using the original photographs and video clips I provide.
The final runtime will be approximately:
* 3:15 main story
* Black-and-white TO BE CONTINUED card
* 8–12 second crow bonus
* Approximately 3:30 total
The project should be produced vertically in 9:16, with faces and important information kept inside social-platform safe areas.
MEDIA
Approximately 40% of the source media is currently loaded. I am actively adding more and expect approximately 80% to be available shortly.
Begin organizing and rebuilding the sequence immediately. If an exact photograph is temporarily missing, leave a placeholder. Do not stop working, search the internet or substitute generic imagery.
VOICEOVER AND MUSIC
My narration will cover approximately 75% of the video. Music will play quietly underneath it.
The final voiceover is being recorded and will be supplied during the edit. Build the timeline so its timing remains easy to adjust when the narration arrives.
Do not substantially change or perfect the music yet. Treat the existing tracks as pacing references. Final music decisions will be made after the initial assembly.
OPENING
Do not spend significant time redesigning the opening.
The opening television/lobby collage is provisional. The best picture of each family member will eventually appear inside that board, and I am still preparing those images.
Keep the existing opening concept as an editable placeholder. The Dave photographs near the beginning may be replaced by approximately five seconds of Dave speaking directly to camera, so keep that section flexible.
EDITING STYLE
Use:
* Clean cuts and simple dissolves
* Controlled movement on still photographs
* Consistent framing
* Occasional two-picture layouts or split screens when two strong related photographs work together
* Good pacing without rushing every image
* Clean audio levels beneath narration
* Restrained effects that are easy to revise
Do not use:
* Generic AI-generated imagery
* Random templates
* Excessive transitions or effects
* Unnecessary captions before the narration is locked
* Visible CapCut, browser or social-media interfaces unless they are intentionally part of the scene
Use your judgment when combining related pictures into split screens. The purpose is to improve pacing and reduce unnecessary individual photo scrolling.
ENDING
Video One ends at the first black-and-white TO BE CONTINUED card.
Hold that card for approximately 1.5–2 seconds. Then include only the funniest 8–12 seconds of the crow footage with its original audio. Do not announce or explain the bonus beforehand.
DELIVERABLES
* First 45–60 seconds within approximately 90 minutes
* Complete rough cut by early Los Angeles morning
* One revised version
* Fully editable CapCut project with organized media
* 1080p final export
WHEN RESPONDING, ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS
1. Can you start immediately?
2. Exactly when can you deliver the first 45–60 seconds?
3. Exactly when can you deliver the complete rough cut?
4. Can you provide the fully editable CapCut project?
5. Provide two relevant examples of narrated family, documentary or visual-storytelling videos.
Please do not send a generic proposal. Watch the reference and tell me briefly what you would improve.
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