Delhi Travel Videographer & Editor Needed
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I’m building a regular stream of tutorial-style content for both my YouTube and Instagram channels and I need a creative partner based in or around Delhi who can come along on shoots, handle the camera, and turn the raw footage into polished posts.
Here’s what working together will look like: we’ll move between indoor studios, cafés, markets and outdoor spots across the city—or occasionally further afield—capturing step-by-step tutorials. You’ll be responsible for the full production cycle: recording crisp video and clear audio on location, editing for multiple aspect ratios (16:9 for YouTube, 9:16 for Reels/Stories), adding music, graphics or motion text where it lifts the teaching, and exporting ready-to-publish files.
Essential skills and tools
• Confident with mirrorless/DSLR or comparable video rigs and gimbal work
• Proficient in Adobe Premiere Pro or Final Cut, plus basic colour grading and sound cleanup
• Quick turnaround on short-form edits (60–90 sec) while also assembling longer cuts for YouTube (5–10 min)
• Familiarity with YouTube and Instagram best practices—thumbnails, hooks, subtitles, etc.
Deliverables for each shoot
1. Raw footage backed up to my drive
2. One long-form tutorial (YouTube)
3. Two–three cut-downs or Reels (Instagram)
4. Thumbnail graphic and caption suggestions
If you’re local, have your own gear, and enjoy the energy of shooting on the move, let’s set up a test day this week and see if our styles click.
Here’s what working together will look like: we’ll move between indoor studios, cafés, markets and outdoor spots across the city—or occasionally further afield—capturing step-by-step tutorials. You’ll be responsible for the full production cycle: recording crisp video and clear audio on location, editing for multiple aspect ratios (16:9 for YouTube, 9:16 for Reels/Stories), adding music, graphics or motion text where it lifts the teaching, and exporting ready-to-publish files.
Essential skills and tools
• Confident with mirrorless/DSLR or comparable video rigs and gimbal work
• Proficient in Adobe Premiere Pro or Final Cut, plus basic colour grading and sound cleanup
• Quick turnaround on short-form edits (60–90 sec) while also assembling longer cuts for YouTube (5–10 min)
• Familiarity with YouTube and Instagram best practices—thumbnails, hooks, subtitles, etc.
Deliverables for each shoot
1. Raw footage backed up to my drive
2. One long-form tutorial (YouTube)
3. Two–three cut-downs or Reels (Instagram)
4. Thumbnail graphic and caption suggestions
If you’re local, have your own gear, and enjoy the energy of shooting on the move, let’s set up a test day this week and see if our styles click.