AI-Driven YouTube Video Edits
Budget: $30 – $250 CAD
I create short 3–5-minute YouTube explainers that break down business concepts through famous movie and TV scenes. I supply every clip, the script, and an AI-generated clone of myself for the “talking-head” parts; I need you to weave them into a tight, story-first package.
Here’s the flow I have in mind: open with the digital clone, cut to a film excerpt, return to the clone for the lesson, reinforce with another scene, then close on a concise takeaway. The talking-head pieces should feel equal parts professional and conversational—authoritative enough for consultants yet relaxed enough for everyday viewers.
For polish, I’m after creative wipes or slides between sections, minimalistic clean motion graphics to highlight key terms or stats, and crisp on-screen captions that follow YouTube best practice. Fast turnarounds matter because my upload schedule is weekly, so an efficient Premiere Pro / Final Cut / DaVinci Resolve workflow (and comfort with avatar-creation platforms like Synthesia, HeyGen, or similar) is essential.
Deliverables per episode
• 3–5-minute final video in 1080p (or 4K if assets allow)
• Separate subtitle file (SRT)
• Project file with organized layers and media
I’ll share raw footage, reference edits, and brand/font guides once we start. If you enjoy storytelling, understand pacing, and can keep the technical side invisible to the viewer, let’s talk—this could turn into an ongoing series.
Here’s the flow I have in mind: open with the digital clone, cut to a film excerpt, return to the clone for the lesson, reinforce with another scene, then close on a concise takeaway. The talking-head pieces should feel equal parts professional and conversational—authoritative enough for consultants yet relaxed enough for everyday viewers.
For polish, I’m after creative wipes or slides between sections, minimalistic clean motion graphics to highlight key terms or stats, and crisp on-screen captions that follow YouTube best practice. Fast turnarounds matter because my upload schedule is weekly, so an efficient Premiere Pro / Final Cut / DaVinci Resolve workflow (and comfort with avatar-creation platforms like Synthesia, HeyGen, or similar) is essential.
Deliverables per episode
• 3–5-minute final video in 1080p (or 4K if assets allow)
• Separate subtitle file (SRT)
• Project file with organized layers and media
I’ll share raw footage, reference edits, and brand/font guides once we start. If you enjoy storytelling, understand pacing, and can keep the technical side invisible to the viewer, let’s talk—this could turn into an ongoing series.