Video Editor for Long-Form Scenic Driving / Relaxation YouTube Channel
Budget / Salary₹1,500–12,500
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
Summary
I am starting a YouTube channel featuring long-form, ambient scenic driving videos (4K/HDR, no commentary, no fast cuts) — think relaxing POV drives through mountain passes, coastal roads, and island routes. The focus is on a clean, immersive, "front row seat" experience with high-fidelity ambient audio (tires on asphalt, wind, waterfalls, tunnels, etc.). (For reference only - https://www.youtube.com/@thevirtualrelaxation)
I'm looking for a skilled video editor to turn my raw drone/dash/gimbal footage into polished, upload-ready videos on a recurring basis.
What you'll be doing
- Stabilizing and color/HDR grading raw driving footage for a smooth, cinematic, true-to-life look
- Cleaning up and balancing ambient road audio (reducing wind/mic noise while keeping it natural — no music, no voiceover)
- Cutting down long raw footage into a well-paced final video (typically 30–90+ minutes)
- Adding simple intro/outro, title cards, and end screens consistent with the channel's minimal style
What I'm looking for
- Proven experience editing long-form or ambient/relaxation content (driving tours, nature videos, ASMR, travel vlogs, etc.)
- Strong skills in stabilization and color grading, ideally with HDR footage
- Experience cleaning up ambient/ nature audio (not just music-bed editing)
- Comfortable working with large 4K video files
- Reliable communication and ability to meet a bi-weekly/monthly delivery schedule
Please include in your application
- Links to 2–3 examples of similar long-form/ambient editing work (driving, nature, travel, or relaxation content preferred)
- Your typical turnaround time for a ~30–60 minute video
- Your proposed rate: per video or hourly (open to either)
- What software you edit in (e.g., DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro)
Project Length & Frequency
Ongoing relationship, with new footage delivered roughly bi-weekly to monthly. Starting with a paid trial video before committing to a longer-term arrangement.
I am starting a YouTube channel featuring long-form, ambient scenic driving videos (4K/HDR, no commentary, no fast cuts) — think relaxing POV drives through mountain passes, coastal roads, and island routes. The focus is on a clean, immersive, "front row seat" experience with high-fidelity ambient audio (tires on asphalt, wind, waterfalls, tunnels, etc.). (For reference only - https://www.youtube.com/@thevirtualrelaxation)
I'm looking for a skilled video editor to turn my raw drone/dash/gimbal footage into polished, upload-ready videos on a recurring basis.
What you'll be doing
- Stabilizing and color/HDR grading raw driving footage for a smooth, cinematic, true-to-life look
- Cleaning up and balancing ambient road audio (reducing wind/mic noise while keeping it natural — no music, no voiceover)
- Cutting down long raw footage into a well-paced final video (typically 30–90+ minutes)
- Adding simple intro/outro, title cards, and end screens consistent with the channel's minimal style
What I'm looking for
- Proven experience editing long-form or ambient/relaxation content (driving tours, nature videos, ASMR, travel vlogs, etc.)
- Strong skills in stabilization and color grading, ideally with HDR footage
- Experience cleaning up ambient/ nature audio (not just music-bed editing)
- Comfortable working with large 4K video files
- Reliable communication and ability to meet a bi-weekly/monthly delivery schedule
Please include in your application
- Links to 2–3 examples of similar long-form/ambient editing work (driving, nature, travel, or relaxation content preferred)
- Your typical turnaround time for a ~30–60 minute video
- Your proposed rate: per video or hourly (open to either)
- What software you edit in (e.g., DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro)
Project Length & Frequency
Ongoing relationship, with new footage delivered roughly bi-weekly to monthly. Starting with a paid trial video before committing to a longer-term arrangement.
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