Dynamic Screen-Overlay Enhancement
Budget: ₹100 – ₹400 INR
I already have two assets ready for you—a cleaned-up base video and a separate screen recording. The job is to merge them into a single, instructional-style piece where the screen recording stays visible at all times but glides to different positions on-screen as the underlying content shifts.
Here’s what I need you to handle:
• Analyse the base footage so the overlay relocates dynamically, not on a rigid time grid, but in ways that support the narrative and keep important areas clear.
• Add subtle, sleek animations during each move: smooth easing, slight scale or opacity tweaks, tight motion blur—whatever keeps it professional yet unobtrusive.
• Integrate tasteful instructional polish: quick lower-third text labels or an animated cursor only when they truly add clarity.
I will supply:
1. Base video (1080p, 30 fps)
2. Raw screen recording (matching resolution and frame rate)
If you can record the screen then it's a plus
You will deliver:
• Final mastered video in the same resolution and frame rate as the source.
• An edit-ready project file (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve or After Effects—use the tool you are most comfortable with, just let me know which).
Acceptance criteria:
– Overlay never obscures key visual elements in the base footage.
– Every position change is fluid, frame-accurate, and context-driven.
– No visible quality loss; colour and sharpness stay consistent across layers.
That’s the full scope—once I approve the first draft, we’ll do a single round of minor tweaks and call it done.
Here’s what I need you to handle:
• Analyse the base footage so the overlay relocates dynamically, not on a rigid time grid, but in ways that support the narrative and keep important areas clear.
• Add subtle, sleek animations during each move: smooth easing, slight scale or opacity tweaks, tight motion blur—whatever keeps it professional yet unobtrusive.
• Integrate tasteful instructional polish: quick lower-third text labels or an animated cursor only when they truly add clarity.
I will supply:
1. Base video (1080p, 30 fps)
2. Raw screen recording (matching resolution and frame rate)
If you can record the screen then it's a plus
You will deliver:
• Final mastered video in the same resolution and frame rate as the source.
• An edit-ready project file (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve or After Effects—use the tool you are most comfortable with, just let me know which).
Acceptance criteria:
– Overlay never obscures key visual elements in the base footage.
– Every position change is fluid, frame-accurate, and context-driven.
– No visible quality loss; colour and sharpness stay consistent across layers.
That’s the full scope—once I approve the first draft, we’ll do a single round of minor tweaks and call it done.