Casual YouTube Video Editor
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I already have a folder of raw clips and now need an editor who can stitch them into an easy-going, conversational YouTube video. The finished piece should feel relaxed and authentic rather than slick or heavily scripted, so pacing, jump-cuts and light-hearted graphics that suit a casual vibe are key.
Here’s what I’m picturing:
• Trim and arrange the footage into a clear, engaging storyline.
• Balance audio, remove background hiss and add royalty-free background music that doesn’t overpower speech.
• Light colour correction and exposure fixes so the shots match.
• Simple text call-outs, lower-thirds or emojis where they help the viewer without looking corporate.
• Intro/outro bumpers (I can provide logo assets) and a quick end screen that prompts likes and subscribes.
Deliverables
1. Final video: 1080p (or original resolution if higher), H.264 MP4, ready to upload to YouTube.
2. Separate thumbnail image if you’re comfortable designing one; otherwise let me know and I’ll supply it.
3. Project file (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve—use whichever you prefer) so I can make minor tweaks later.
4. One round of revisions after the first draft to fine-tune timing or graphics.
If this sounds like your style, send over a link to a couple of past YouTube edits that capture a similar laid-back feel and let me know your turnaround time. Looking forward to collaborating!
Here’s what I’m picturing:
• Trim and arrange the footage into a clear, engaging storyline.
• Balance audio, remove background hiss and add royalty-free background music that doesn’t overpower speech.
• Light colour correction and exposure fixes so the shots match.
• Simple text call-outs, lower-thirds or emojis where they help the viewer without looking corporate.
• Intro/outro bumpers (I can provide logo assets) and a quick end screen that prompts likes and subscribes.
Deliverables
1. Final video: 1080p (or original resolution if higher), H.264 MP4, ready to upload to YouTube.
2. Separate thumbnail image if you’re comfortable designing one; otherwise let me know and I’ll supply it.
3. Project file (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve—use whichever you prefer) so I can make minor tweaks later.
4. One round of revisions after the first draft to fine-tune timing or graphics.
If this sounds like your style, send over a link to a couple of past YouTube edits that capture a similar laid-back feel and let me know your turnaround time. Looking forward to collaborating!