Football YouTube Video Editor
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I run a fast-growing football channel on YouTube and I’m looking for an editor who can handle every stage of post-production—from raw match footage through to a polished upload ready to publish. Expect to work on a mix of formats: quick promotional teasers for upcoming fixtures, in-depth tutorial style breakdowns of tactics, and highlight reels that capture the best moments of each game.
Your job is to:
• cut the gameplay smoothly, keeping the pace tight for a typical YouTube audience
• add scoreboards, lower-thirds, and any text overlays that help viewers follow the action
• layer in sound effects or music where it lifts the energy without drowning out commentary
• colour-grade so jerseys and pitch look vibrant on both desktop and mobile screens
• deliver final files at 1080p (or 4K when source allows), ready for immediate upload with optimal bitrate and thumbnail suggestions
I edit in Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve, so project files in either of those formats are ideal, but I’m open to Final Cut or CapCut if that’s your preferred workflow—just keep everything organised in clearly named bins or folders. Turnaround on most videos is three days, occasionally faster when we’re covering live events.
If you’re passionate about football, understand YouTube’s pacing, and can demonstrate previous channel work, I’d love to see a quick sample reel or, better yet, a short test using my footage so I can gauge your style.
Your job is to:
• cut the gameplay smoothly, keeping the pace tight for a typical YouTube audience
• add scoreboards, lower-thirds, and any text overlays that help viewers follow the action
• layer in sound effects or music where it lifts the energy without drowning out commentary
• colour-grade so jerseys and pitch look vibrant on both desktop and mobile screens
• deliver final files at 1080p (or 4K when source allows), ready for immediate upload with optimal bitrate and thumbnail suggestions
I edit in Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve, so project files in either of those formats are ideal, but I’m open to Final Cut or CapCut if that’s your preferred workflow—just keep everything organised in clearly named bins or folders. Turnaround on most videos is three days, occasionally faster when we’re covering live events.
If you’re passionate about football, understand YouTube’s pacing, and can demonstrate previous channel work, I’d love to see a quick sample reel or, better yet, a short test using my footage so I can gauge your style.