Cinematic Infotainment Video Editor
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I run a YouTube channel built around infotainment: every episode has to teach something useful while still landing a few laughs. I’m looking for an editor who can take my raw footage and weave it into a seamless, engaging story that balances education and humour in equal measure.
Most videos run between 8–12 minutes. Beyond the usual talking-head segments, I often drop short anime-style cut-ins that drive a point home, and I want those moments handled with a distinctly cinematic, dramatic flair—bold colour grades, impactful sound design, and trailer-like pacing.
Here’s what a finished episode should include:
• Clean narrative flow with tight pacing—no dead air
• Lower-thirds, motion graphics, and on-brand captions
• Royalty-free music and SFX mixed to broadcast levels
• The anime cut-ins edited with smooth, theatrical transitions
• Final export in 4K (16:9) plus a 60-second vertical teaser
I review drafts on Frame.io and aim for a two-day turnaround on comments. Please send a couple of links to previous work that shows both comedic timing and dramatic, cinematic edits. Let me know your average turnaround per episode and the software you prefer (Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or Final Cut are all fine).
If you love blending information with entertainment and can dial up the drama when the visuals call for it, I’d love to see what you can do.
Most videos run between 8–12 minutes. Beyond the usual talking-head segments, I often drop short anime-style cut-ins that drive a point home, and I want those moments handled with a distinctly cinematic, dramatic flair—bold colour grades, impactful sound design, and trailer-like pacing.
Here’s what a finished episode should include:
• Clean narrative flow with tight pacing—no dead air
• Lower-thirds, motion graphics, and on-brand captions
• Royalty-free music and SFX mixed to broadcast levels
• The anime cut-ins edited with smooth, theatrical transitions
• Final export in 4K (16:9) plus a 60-second vertical teaser
I review drafts on Frame.io and aim for a two-day turnaround on comments. Please send a couple of links to previous work that shows both comedic timing and dramatic, cinematic edits. Let me know your average turnaround per episode and the software you prefer (Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or Final Cut are all fine).
If you love blending information with entertainment and can dial up the drama when the visuals call for it, I’d love to see what you can do.