Gaming Social Media Video Editing
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I have a stream of short gaming clips destined for various social-media feeds outside of Instagram and YouTube and I need a sharp editor to turn them into punchy, share-worthy posts. Each raw clip is 30–90 seconds; after trimming, colour-tuning, jump-cuts, and effect work I want the finished piece to land around the 15–45-second mark that performs best on TikTok, Facebook Reels, Twitter/X, etc.
Beyond the visuals, I also need catchy on-screen captions that sync perfectly with the action and help non-sound viewers follow the play. Think meme-style subtitles, kill-streak call-outs, and quick punchlines that keep the pace moving.
I’m comfortable if you work in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut—whatever lets you layer transitions, speed ramps, and subtle motion graphics without over-editing the footage. Just make it feel energetic and distinctly “gaming”.
Deliverables per clip
• Final 1080×1920 (vertical) MP4 ready for upload
• SRT or burned-in captions, English
• Project file so I can tweak later if needed
Turnaround: ideally 24–48 hours once I drop footage into the shared folder. If this first batch goes well we can line up a steady weekly flow. Drop me a message with a link to one or two gaming edits you’ve done and the tool you prefer—then we can get started right away.
Beyond the visuals, I also need catchy on-screen captions that sync perfectly with the action and help non-sound viewers follow the play. Think meme-style subtitles, kill-streak call-outs, and quick punchlines that keep the pace moving.
I’m comfortable if you work in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut—whatever lets you layer transitions, speed ramps, and subtle motion graphics without over-editing the footage. Just make it feel energetic and distinctly “gaming”.
Deliverables per clip
• Final 1080×1920 (vertical) MP4 ready for upload
• SRT or burned-in captions, English
• Project file so I can tweak later if needed
Turnaround: ideally 24–48 hours once I drop footage into the shared folder. If this first batch goes well we can line up a steady weekly flow. Drop me a message with a link to one or two gaming edits you’ve done and the tool you prefer—then we can get started right away.