Cinematic 4K Video Editing
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I have a collection of mixed 4 K clips—some freshly shot camera originals, some licensed stock—that need to be cut together into a single cinematic piece. The story flow is locked; now I need your eye for polish.
Here’s what matters most to me:
• Color: every frame should carry a warm, vintage grade that feels filmic yet still preserves detail in shadows and highlights.
• Transitions: nothing flashy—smooth, subtle moves (fades, gentle dissolves, whip-pans only when story-motivated) that let the footage breathe.
• Audio: dialogue and ambient tracks must sit perfectly in sync, with any pops or hum cleaned up and music blended at broadcast-safe levels.
I’m comfortable with DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Premiere Pro, or Final Cut Pro workflows, so share back the editable project file along with the final 4 K render (ProRes HQ or high-bitrate H.264).
Deliverables
1. Graded, mastered 4 K file (cinema aspect, 24 fps)
2. Project file with all grade nodes / adjustment layers intact
3. One round of revisions after first review
Send a brief note on how you’d approach the warm-vintage look and any relevant samples that show similar grading and transition work. I’m ready to start as soon as I find the right fit.
Here’s what matters most to me:
• Color: every frame should carry a warm, vintage grade that feels filmic yet still preserves detail in shadows and highlights.
• Transitions: nothing flashy—smooth, subtle moves (fades, gentle dissolves, whip-pans only when story-motivated) that let the footage breathe.
• Audio: dialogue and ambient tracks must sit perfectly in sync, with any pops or hum cleaned up and music blended at broadcast-safe levels.
I’m comfortable with DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Premiere Pro, or Final Cut Pro workflows, so share back the editable project file along with the final 4 K render (ProRes HQ or high-bitrate H.264).
Deliverables
1. Graded, mastered 4 K file (cinema aspect, 24 fps)
2. Project file with all grade nodes / adjustment layers intact
3. One round of revisions after first review
Send a brief note on how you’d approach the warm-vintage look and any relevant samples that show similar grading and transition work. I’m ready to start as soon as I find the right fit.