Financial Video Editing Help
Budget: £10 – £15 GBP
I’m putting together a set of personal-finance clips under the working title “Working money,” and I need solid video editing to turn my raw footage into a clean, engaging final product. This isn’t a budgeting app or investment platform; the focus right now is purely on polishing video content so it actually helps me follow my own money advice.
Here’s what I have and what I’m after:
• Source material: 1080p MP4s (talking-head segments, a few screen-recordings).
• Core tasks: trim dead space, smooth cuts, balance audio, colour-correct, and add simple on-screen titles or lower thirds where a concept needs emphasis.
• Style: clear, straightforward, nothing flashy—think YouTube explainer rather than a cinematic trailer.
• Tools: Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve or similar are all fine as long as the export is high-quality H.264.
• Deliverables: one fully edited video (3–5 min) plus the editable project file so I can tweak wording later if needed.
I’ll share the footage via Google Drive as soon as we agree on the workflow, and I’m happy to answer any creative questions along the way. If this first edit looks good, I have several more clips queued up.
Here’s what I have and what I’m after:
• Source material: 1080p MP4s (talking-head segments, a few screen-recordings).
• Core tasks: trim dead space, smooth cuts, balance audio, colour-correct, and add simple on-screen titles or lower thirds where a concept needs emphasis.
• Style: clear, straightforward, nothing flashy—think YouTube explainer rather than a cinematic trailer.
• Tools: Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve or similar are all fine as long as the export is high-quality H.264.
• Deliverables: one fully edited video (3–5 min) plus the editable project file so I can tweak wording later if needed.
I’ll share the footage via Google Drive as soon as we agree on the workflow, and I’m happy to answer any creative questions along the way. If this first edit looks good, I have several more clips queued up.