Anime Cinematic Video Editor Needed
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I have a batch of anime-themed, story-driven videos ready for post-production and I’m looking for a detail-oriented editor to turn my raw footage into a polished, high-impact final cut. Scripts, voice-overs, and visual references are already locked; the missing piece is someone who can weave everything together with clean pacing, thoughtful transitions, and an eye for cinematic flow.
You’ll receive:
• Organized project folders containing 4K footage, separate dialogue tracks, and music stems.
• A style guide that outlines colour palettes, typography cues, and references from both modern anime openings and live-action trailers.
What I need from you:
• Assembly, trimming, and sequencing that keeps the narrative tight and engaging.
• Colour grading and sound balancing that elevate the overall mood without crushing highlights or losing vocal clarity.
• Layered motion graphics (lower thirds, subtle particle effects, light flares) when they enhance the story—nothing gratuitous.
• Delivery of two masters: one YouTube-ready H.264 (4K) and one ProRes for archiving.
Preferred tools are Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects, but DaVinci Resolve is fine if that’s where you shine—as long as project files are tidy and easy for me to revisit later.
I’ll provide quick, clear feedback on each draft, and we’ll work through a maximum of two review rounds before final hand-off. If this sounds like your jam, let me see a portfolio piece that proves you can blend cinematic flair with anime energy, and tell me roughly how many hours you’ll need per five-minute video.
You’ll receive:
• Organized project folders containing 4K footage, separate dialogue tracks, and music stems.
• A style guide that outlines colour palettes, typography cues, and references from both modern anime openings and live-action trailers.
What I need from you:
• Assembly, trimming, and sequencing that keeps the narrative tight and engaging.
• Colour grading and sound balancing that elevate the overall mood without crushing highlights or losing vocal clarity.
• Layered motion graphics (lower thirds, subtle particle effects, light flares) when they enhance the story—nothing gratuitous.
• Delivery of two masters: one YouTube-ready H.264 (4K) and one ProRes for archiving.
Preferred tools are Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects, but DaVinci Resolve is fine if that’s where you shine—as long as project files are tidy and easy for me to revisit later.
I’ll provide quick, clear feedback on each draft, and we’ll work through a maximum of two review rounds before final hand-off. If this sounds like your jam, let me see a portfolio piece that proves you can blend cinematic flair with anime energy, and tell me roughly how many hours you’ll need per five-minute video.