Minecraft Gaming Video Editor
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I have a batch of raw Minecraft gameplay that I want turned into tight, entertaining gaming videos. The style I’m after is the fast-paced, meme-sprinkled edit viewers expect from today’s Minecraft channels—quick cuts, punchy pacing, clean commentary sync and on-screen effects that highlight the best moments without feeling overdone.
Here’s what you’ll handle from your end: trim the footage to the highlights, align my mic track so every reaction matches the action, add subtle text call-outs or sound stingers when they boost the energy, and finish with color correction so everything looks crisp. When it’s done, I need a ready-to-upload 1080p (or better) file plus the editable project so I can tweak future branding if I have to. I usually work in Adobe Premiere Pro, but DaVinci Resolve is fine as long as the export is flawless.
The first assignment is a single 10–15-minute video; if we both like the result, expect a steady stream of Minecraft footage every week. Send back:
• Final rendered video (H.264, high bitrate)
• Corresponding project file and any custom assets you created
No dead air, no audio drifts, and a pace that keeps viewers hooked the whole way through—hit those marks and we’re set to roll on the next episode.
Here’s what you’ll handle from your end: trim the footage to the highlights, align my mic track so every reaction matches the action, add subtle text call-outs or sound stingers when they boost the energy, and finish with color correction so everything looks crisp. When it’s done, I need a ready-to-upload 1080p (or better) file plus the editable project so I can tweak future branding if I have to. I usually work in Adobe Premiere Pro, but DaVinci Resolve is fine as long as the export is flawless.
The first assignment is a single 10–15-minute video; if we both like the result, expect a steady stream of Minecraft footage every week. Send back:
• Final rendered video (H.264, high bitrate)
• Corresponding project file and any custom assets you created
No dead air, no audio drifts, and a pace that keeps viewers hooked the whole way through—hit those marks and we’re set to roll on the next episode.