POV Watch Hunt Editing
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I shoot long-form, first-person trips through flea markets where I bargain for vintage watches, then cut to crisp tabletop close-ups while I explain each piece in detail. I need those two worlds woven together into a single, smooth and informative YouTube episode that keeps viewers engaged for 15–25 minutes.
You’ll receive multi-camera footage: chest-mounted insta360gocfiles for the hunt, clips for the teaching segment, plus a folder with the royalty-free music tracks I already use. Your job is to:
• Sync, trim, and colour-correct both angles so the transition from roaming POV to studio close-ups feels natural.
• Balance dialogue with market ambience and my supplied music, dipping levels intelligently so nothing competes with the narration.
• Add minimal on-screen text (price tags, reference numbers, chapter headings) to guide viewers without crowding the frame.
• Insert tasteful zooms, speed ramps, or freeze-frames only when they help illustrate a watch detail; the overall flow should feel relaxed, not hyper-cut.
• Deliver a finished 4K master and a 1080p proxy, along with an editable Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve project file.
I’m open to creative suggestions on pacing, graphics, and subtle effects that elevate the storytelling while remaining true to that smooth, educational tone. If this sounds like your wheelhouse, let’s talk so I can send over my account and talk about the best ways to get this done!
You’ll receive multi-camera footage: chest-mounted insta360gocfiles for the hunt, clips for the teaching segment, plus a folder with the royalty-free music tracks I already use. Your job is to:
• Sync, trim, and colour-correct both angles so the transition from roaming POV to studio close-ups feels natural.
• Balance dialogue with market ambience and my supplied music, dipping levels intelligently so nothing competes with the narration.
• Add minimal on-screen text (price tags, reference numbers, chapter headings) to guide viewers without crowding the frame.
• Insert tasteful zooms, speed ramps, or freeze-frames only when they help illustrate a watch detail; the overall flow should feel relaxed, not hyper-cut.
• Deliver a finished 4K master and a 1080p proxy, along with an editable Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve project file.
I’m open to creative suggestions on pacing, graphics, and subtle effects that elevate the storytelling while remaining true to that smooth, educational tone. If this sounds like your wheelhouse, let’s talk so I can send over my account and talk about the best ways to get this done!