Clean Reels & YouTube Editing
Budget: $2 – $8 USD
I film short-form fashion and travel pieces and I’m looking to hand off the post-production so I can stay behind the camera. Each project is a mix of 9:16 Instagram Reels and the occasional 16:9 YouTube cut, rarely longer than three minutes. The mood I want is simple and clean—smooth jump cuts, light colour balance, natural audio levelling, and no flashy effects or animated graphics.
Here’s how I picture the workflow: I drop raw clips, music, and a brief beat-sheet in a shared drive. You trim, sequence, colour-correct, add any gentle speed ramps that keep the pace feeling effortless, and export ready-to-publish masters (H.264, 1080p for Reels; 4K when horizontal footage allows).
Deliverables per video
• One vertical 9:16 reel (≤60 s)
• One matching horizontal 16:9 version (when footage is available)
• Thumbnail frame or .jpg pull
Preferred tools are Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve—whatever lets you turn around first drafts within three days and quick tweaks within 24 hours. Consistency and an eye for fashion-forward framing matter more to me than flashy motion graphics. If that sounds like your editing style, let’s start with a paid test reel and build from there.
Here’s how I picture the workflow: I drop raw clips, music, and a brief beat-sheet in a shared drive. You trim, sequence, colour-correct, add any gentle speed ramps that keep the pace feeling effortless, and export ready-to-publish masters (H.264, 1080p for Reels; 4K when horizontal footage allows).
Deliverables per video
• One vertical 9:16 reel (≤60 s)
• One matching horizontal 16:9 version (when footage is available)
• Thumbnail frame or .jpg pull
Preferred tools are Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve—whatever lets you turn around first drafts within three days and quick tweaks within 24 hours. Consistency and an eye for fashion-forward framing matter more to me than flashy motion graphics. If that sounds like your editing style, let’s start with a paid test reel and build from there.