Motivational Shorts Video Editor

Job ID: 40092639

Budget: ₹600 – ₹700 INR

Video Editor Required for YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels (Motivation Niche)

Channel: TheMotivationStories.com
Platforms: YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels

TheMotivationStories.com publishes motivational, emotional, and dark-reality content focused on short-form vertical videos. I am looking for a dedicated video editor for an ongoing collaboration.

This role is suitable for beginners who are serious about improving their skills and working consistently on long-term projects.

Responsibilities

Scripts will be provided

Edit 30–40 second vertical videos

Generate and add AI voiceover in Hinglish

Select suitable stock footage or visuals aligned with the script

Add subtitles/captions, background music, and light sound effects

Deliver clean, upload-ready MP4 files

Content Style

Emotional and motivational storytelling

Dark reality / harsh truth themes

No face videos

Simple, story-driven editing (clarity and emotion over heavy effects)

Language

Hinglish (Hindi + English)

Technical Requirements

Aspect ratio: 9:16

Resolution: 1080 × 1920

Duration: 30–40 seconds

Copyright-safe music and visuals only

Work Frequency

2 videos per week

Maximum 3 videos per week (rarely)

Payment

₹50 – ₹100 per video (initially)

If the work quality is consistently good, payment may increase to ₹200 – ₹400 per video

Long-term work available for reliable performers

Eligibility

Beginners are welcome

Must have sample work to share (YouTube, Instagram, Drive link, etc.)

Interest in motivational content is preferred

Ability to meet deadlines consistently

Selection Process

No lengthy interviews

One trial opportunity will be given

A script will be shared for evaluation

If the output meets expectations, regular paid work will be assigned

How to Apply

Please share:

Links to 2–3 sample edits

Editing tools you use (CapCut, Premiere Pro, After Effects, etc.)

Weekly availability

Only serious applicants should apply. Quality and consistency are more important than experience.