College Admission Skills Video
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I have several clips of myself speaking and presenting that need to be turned into a single, compelling video for my college applications. The goal is clear: showcase my academic presentation skills in the most polished, engaging way possible.
Here’s what I’m after. I’ll supply raw footage, any reference materials you need and a rough outline of what I want to say. You will handle the full post-production workflow—cutting, colour-correcting, adding tasteful motion graphics or lower-thirds where useful, balancing audio, and stitching everything together so the final piece flows smoothly and stays under the admissions office’s time limit. A short, well-designed slide deck (built into the video or provided separately) will also be needed to reinforce the key points I’m presenting.
To make sure we’re on the same page, I’d like:
• A first draft for review, where we can fine-tune pacing, visual style and any on-screen text.
• A final export in MP4 (1080p) as well as the editable project file.
• A separate PDF or PowerPoint of the accompanying slides.
If you’re comfortable with tools like Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, After Effects, or similar, and can turn revisions around quickly, this should be a straightforward but rewarding project. I’m ready to get started as soon as you are.
Here’s what I’m after. I’ll supply raw footage, any reference materials you need and a rough outline of what I want to say. You will handle the full post-production workflow—cutting, colour-correcting, adding tasteful motion graphics or lower-thirds where useful, balancing audio, and stitching everything together so the final piece flows smoothly and stays under the admissions office’s time limit. A short, well-designed slide deck (built into the video or provided separately) will also be needed to reinforce the key points I’m presenting.
To make sure we’re on the same page, I’d like:
• A first draft for review, where we can fine-tune pacing, visual style and any on-screen text.
• A final export in MP4 (1080p) as well as the editable project file.
• A separate PDF or PowerPoint of the accompanying slides.
If you’re comfortable with tools like Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, After Effects, or similar, and can turn revisions around quickly, this should be a straightforward but rewarding project. I’m ready to get started as soon as you are.