FIFA Highlights Shorts Editor Needed
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I’m building a World-Cup–focused YouTube channel and want to fill it with punchy, under-one-minute highlight reels that can drive watch time and help me reach the monetization threshold fast.
Each short should feel like a mini-adrenaline rush: clean cuts, energetic pacing, and smart use of crowd sound, match commentary or royalty-free music so viewers relive the stadium atmosphere. I will supply raw match footage or point you to publicly available clips; your job is to isolate the best goals, dazzling skills, and decisive game-winning moments, then weave them into a tight sequence that ends before the 60-second mark without losing narrative flow.
Preferred tools are Premiere Pro, Final Cut or DaVinci Resolve, plus After Effects for quick text or motion-graphics callouts (player name, minute, scoreline) when they heighten the drama. Feel free to use slow-mo, zooms, or on-beat transitions—whatever keeps retention high—so long as the final export is YouTube-ready in 1080p.
Deliverables
• 3 initial shorts for style approval, followed by ongoing batches as agreed
• Editable project files and final MP4s for each video
• Simple thumbnail frame (optional but appreciated)
Acceptance Criteria
• Runtime: 60 s or less, no black frames or abrupt ending
• Includes at least one goal highlight, one standout skill or trick, and a pivotal moment per short
• Audio balanced, no copyright-flagged material, visual quality crisp
Once we lock a style that resonates with my audience, I’d like to scale production, so consistency and quick turnaround will be key. If this sounds like your game, let’s kick things off.
Each short should feel like a mini-adrenaline rush: clean cuts, energetic pacing, and smart use of crowd sound, match commentary or royalty-free music so viewers relive the stadium atmosphere. I will supply raw match footage or point you to publicly available clips; your job is to isolate the best goals, dazzling skills, and decisive game-winning moments, then weave them into a tight sequence that ends before the 60-second mark without losing narrative flow.
Preferred tools are Premiere Pro, Final Cut or DaVinci Resolve, plus After Effects for quick text or motion-graphics callouts (player name, minute, scoreline) when they heighten the drama. Feel free to use slow-mo, zooms, or on-beat transitions—whatever keeps retention high—so long as the final export is YouTube-ready in 1080p.
Deliverables
• 3 initial shorts for style approval, followed by ongoing batches as agreed
• Editable project files and final MP4s for each video
• Simple thumbnail frame (optional but appreciated)
Acceptance Criteria
• Runtime: 60 s or less, no black frames or abrupt ending
• Includes at least one goal highlight, one standout skill or trick, and a pivotal moment per short
• Audio balanced, no copyright-flagged material, visual quality crisp
Once we lock a style that resonates with my audience, I’d like to scale production, so consistency and quick turnaround will be key. If this sounds like your game, let’s kick things off.