Gorapudio Village Land Acquisition Videos
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I want to turn raw footage about ongoing land acquisition issues in my village into polished in Telugu language, easy-to-follow educational videos. Each video should clearly explain the topic for viewers who may know nothing about the process, using smooth edits, legible on-screen text, and subtle background music where it helps comprehension. I will supply the recordings, any reference documents, and a rough outline; you shape that into a cohesive story and deliver:
• One finished, colour-corrected video in 1080p (or higher if the source allows)
• A compelling YouTube-ready thumbnail that matches the video’s look and feel
• All project files so I can update future episodes myself
Because the focus is educational, keep the tone clear and informative—avoid overly formal narration and instead guide the audience step by step. If you see opportunities for quick graphics or maps to illustrate complex points, feel free to add them; simple lower-thirds and infographics are welcome as long as they do not distract.
Preferred tools are Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects, though Final Cut or DaVinci Resolve are fine as long as the result is clean and professional. Reliable turnaround and open communication are essential; let me know how many revisions you normally include and your estimated timeline for a 10-minute piece.
If this first video works well, there will be a series to follow.
• One finished, colour-corrected video in 1080p (or higher if the source allows)
• A compelling YouTube-ready thumbnail that matches the video’s look and feel
• All project files so I can update future episodes myself
Because the focus is educational, keep the tone clear and informative—avoid overly formal narration and instead guide the audience step by step. If you see opportunities for quick graphics or maps to illustrate complex points, feel free to add them; simple lower-thirds and infographics are welcome as long as they do not distract.
Preferred tools are Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects, though Final Cut or DaVinci Resolve are fine as long as the result is clean and professional. Reliable turnaround and open communication are essential; let me know how many revisions you normally include and your estimated timeline for a 10-minute piece.
If this first video works well, there will be a series to follow.