High-Converting Facebook & Ecommerce Video Editing
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I need an editor who can turn raw footage into scroll-stopping Facebook ads and persuasive ecommerce product-demo videos. Every cut, graphic, and caption should push viewers toward one thing—sales conversion.
Here’s what the job looks like from my side:
• Facebook ads: Short, punchy edits optimised for feed, story, and Reels placements. Hook in the first three seconds, dynamic text overlays, tight pacing, and clear calls-to-action are non-negotiable.
• Ecommerce product demos: Clean, benefit-driven showcases that highlight features, use-cases, and proof in 30–60 seconds. Smooth transitions, subtle motion graphics, and branded lower thirds will help tell the story without distracting from the product.
Deliverables I expect for each video:
1. Final master in 1080×1080 and 1080×1920 (MP4, H.264).
2. Source project files (Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve preferred).
3. Separate SRT caption file and a burned-in captions version.
4. Thumbnails or first-frame images ready for ad manager.
If you live inside Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve and know how to squeeze performance out of Facebook’s algorithm with smart editing choices, I’d love to see examples of past work that lifted ROAS or CTR.
Let me know your typical turnaround time for a 60-second ad and any questions you have about brand guidelines or assets.
Here’s what the job looks like from my side:
• Facebook ads: Short, punchy edits optimised for feed, story, and Reels placements. Hook in the first three seconds, dynamic text overlays, tight pacing, and clear calls-to-action are non-negotiable.
• Ecommerce product demos: Clean, benefit-driven showcases that highlight features, use-cases, and proof in 30–60 seconds. Smooth transitions, subtle motion graphics, and branded lower thirds will help tell the story without distracting from the product.
Deliverables I expect for each video:
1. Final master in 1080×1080 and 1080×1920 (MP4, H.264).
2. Source project files (Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve preferred).
3. Separate SRT caption file and a burned-in captions version.
4. Thumbnails or first-frame images ready for ad manager.
If you live inside Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve and know how to squeeze performance out of Facebook’s algorithm with smart editing choices, I’d love to see examples of past work that lifted ROAS or CTR.
Let me know your typical turnaround time for a 60-second ad and any questions you have about brand guidelines or assets.