YouTube Gaming Intro & Edits
Budget / Salary$10–30
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
I run a new gaming channel built around livestream highlights and long-form play-throughs, and I need two things right away:
1. A punchy, animated intro that lasts somewhere between 5 and 10 seconds. It should show my gamer tag, use a neon/tech aesthetic, and hit hard with synced sound so viewers feel the energy from the first frame.
2. A matching outro that leaves room for YouTube end-screen elements and keeps the same visual identity.
After that, I’d like ongoing help editing my recorded streams into engaging episodes—tightening pacing, dropping in memes or on-screen stats, balancing audio, colour-grading, and exporting at 1080p/60. I haven’t locked in a transition style yet, so I’m open to fast cuts, smooth fades, wipes, slides—whatever you think best fits high-energy gaming content.
Deliverables for the initial phase:
• Intro video (MP4/MOV) + project file
• Outro video (MP4/MOV) + project file
• Style guide snapshot covering fonts, colours, SFX cues
If you work in Premiere Pro, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve, or a comparable toolset, that’s perfect—just keep the project files organised so I can reuse assets later. Share a sample of previous gaming edits or motion graphics when you reply, and let’s get started.
1. A punchy, animated intro that lasts somewhere between 5 and 10 seconds. It should show my gamer tag, use a neon/tech aesthetic, and hit hard with synced sound so viewers feel the energy from the first frame.
2. A matching outro that leaves room for YouTube end-screen elements and keeps the same visual identity.
After that, I’d like ongoing help editing my recorded streams into engaging episodes—tightening pacing, dropping in memes or on-screen stats, balancing audio, colour-grading, and exporting at 1080p/60. I haven’t locked in a transition style yet, so I’m open to fast cuts, smooth fades, wipes, slides—whatever you think best fits high-energy gaming content.
Deliverables for the initial phase:
• Intro video (MP4/MOV) + project file
• Outro video (MP4/MOV) + project file
• Style guide snapshot covering fonts, colours, SFX cues
If you work in Premiere Pro, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve, or a comparable toolset, that’s perfect—just keep the project files organised so I can reuse assets later. Share a sample of previous gaming edits or motion graphics when you reply, and let’s get started.
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