Faceless Spirituality Video Editing
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I’m producing a series of short, faceless videos that teach simple spirituality concepts in an engaging, informative style. For each piece I’ll hand you a complete creative pack—topic line, scroll-stopping hook, full script, and the target run-time. Your job is to turn that raw brief into a polished cut that feels fast, clear, and visually rich.
What I expect you to handle
• Assemble the A-roll voice track with well-timed b-roll, kinetic captions, stock or library music, and tasteful sound effects.
• Keep the pacing punchy: hook in the first three seconds, tight rhythm throughout, no dead air.
• Match on-screen text exactly to my supplied subtitles; accuracy matters because the content is information-dense.
• Deliver two aspect-ratio masters per video—vertical (1080×1920) for Instagram Reels and standard 16:9 for YouTube.
Quality check before you send
I review every draft against a simple list: hook strength, overall clarity, subtitle accuracy, and visual rhythm. If those four points hit the mark you’re good; if not, you get one focused revision pass. Only genuine production errors open the door to extra rounds.
Tooling
Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve, CapCut Desktop—use whatever lets you move fastest, as long as the exports are clean and compression-friendly.
When you reply, let me know how you’d approach keeping viewers engaged in a faceless spirituality explainer and link to any comparable edits you’ve done. Looking forward to seeing your craft in action.
What I expect you to handle
• Assemble the A-roll voice track with well-timed b-roll, kinetic captions, stock or library music, and tasteful sound effects.
• Keep the pacing punchy: hook in the first three seconds, tight rhythm throughout, no dead air.
• Match on-screen text exactly to my supplied subtitles; accuracy matters because the content is information-dense.
• Deliver two aspect-ratio masters per video—vertical (1080×1920) for Instagram Reels and standard 16:9 for YouTube.
Quality check before you send
I review every draft against a simple list: hook strength, overall clarity, subtitle accuracy, and visual rhythm. If those four points hit the mark you’re good; if not, you get one focused revision pass. Only genuine production errors open the door to extra rounds.
Tooling
Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve, CapCut Desktop—use whatever lets you move fastest, as long as the exports are clean and compression-friendly.
When you reply, let me know how you’d approach keeping viewers engaged in a faceless spirituality explainer and link to any comparable edits you’ve done. Looking forward to seeing your craft in action.