Personal Craft Video & Photo Editing
Budget: ₹750 – ₹1,250 INR
I’ve been filming and snapping photos while working on my DIY craft projects and now I’d like to turn that raw material into something I’m proud to share with friends and family. Everything is strictly for personal use—no marketing angle—so the tone can stay warm, casual, and handcrafted rather than overly commercial.
Here’s what I need:
• A short highlight video (around 2–3 minutes) cut from the clips I’ll provide. Please trim the shaky bits, balance color and exposure, add gentle transitions, and layer in royalty-free background music. Simple on-screen titles noting each craft step would be great. Final output: 1080p MP4.
• Photo touch-ups for roughly a dozen images. Basic color correction, cropping, subtle blemish removal, and any light cleanup that keeps the shots looking natural. Final delivery: high-resolution JPEGs ready for social sharing or printing.
I’ll share the footage via Google Drive and I’m comfortable with you working in Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve, Photoshop, or Lightroom—whatever you’re fastest with. When you’re done, please send over the finished video, the edited photos, and the project files so I can learn from your workflow.
Here’s what I need:
• A short highlight video (around 2–3 minutes) cut from the clips I’ll provide. Please trim the shaky bits, balance color and exposure, add gentle transitions, and layer in royalty-free background music. Simple on-screen titles noting each craft step would be great. Final output: 1080p MP4.
• Photo touch-ups for roughly a dozen images. Basic color correction, cropping, subtle blemish removal, and any light cleanup that keeps the shots looking natural. Final delivery: high-resolution JPEGs ready for social sharing or printing.
I’ll share the footage via Google Drive and I’m comfortable with you working in Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve, Photoshop, or Lightroom—whatever you’re fastest with. When you’re done, please send over the finished video, the edited photos, and the project files so I can learn from your workflow.