Long-Term Tutorial Video Editor
Budget: £20 – £250 GBP
I release regular “Warriors”-focused tutorial content on YouTube and want each episode to feel polished, energetic, and cohesive. Raw footage is already organized and time-coded; what I need is a reliable editor who can weave in clean cuts, engaging effects, and smooth transitions that keep viewers watching until the very end.
You’ll have creative latitude—motion graphics, subtle zooms, whip pans, light color work—so long as the final result matches the channel’s upbeat style and remains faithful to the teaching flow. Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve are all fine as long as you deliver a finished 1080p (or better) master and the corresponding project file so I can archive or tweak later.
Turnaround is generally one video per week. Clear communication, consistent pacing, and an eye for storytelling are more important to me than flashy gimmicks.
Deliverables for each episode:
• Fully edited video (H.264, 1080p or 4K)
• Project file with linked assets
• Two or three thumbnail-ready still frames pulled from the timeline
If this sounds like the kind of long-term collaboration you enjoy, send a quick note along with a link to at least one tutorial you’ve edited that highlights your effects and transition work.
You’ll have creative latitude—motion graphics, subtle zooms, whip pans, light color work—so long as the final result matches the channel’s upbeat style and remains faithful to the teaching flow. Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve are all fine as long as you deliver a finished 1080p (or better) master and the corresponding project file so I can archive or tweak later.
Turnaround is generally one video per week. Clear communication, consistent pacing, and an eye for storytelling are more important to me than flashy gimmicks.
Deliverables for each episode:
• Fully edited video (H.264, 1080p or 4K)
• Project file with linked assets
• Two or three thumbnail-ready still frames pulled from the timeline
If this sounds like the kind of long-term collaboration you enjoy, send a quick note along with a link to at least one tutorial you’ve edited that highlights your effects and transition work.