Premiere Pro Event Edit
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I have raw footage from a recent event that needs to be shaped into a tight, 5-minute short-film style piece. All clips are already organised by camera angle and stored in a shared drive; you will have immediate access once we kick off.
Here is what the finished edit must include:
• A narrative flow that feels like a short film rather than a conventional highlight reel.
• Clean cuts, tasteful transitions and rhythmic pacing to hold viewer attention for the full five minutes.
• Colour grading that gives a cinematic, polished look while preserving natural skin tones.
• Basic audio clean-up, balanced background music (I will provide the licensed track) and smooth fade-outs.
• Final export in 4K H.264 plus a project file saved in Adobe Premiere Pro so I can make future tweaks.
I shot everything in 24 fps, 10-bit LOG, so please be comfortable working with colour-correcting LOG footage in Premiere Pro (Lumetri) and, if necessary, Adobe After Effects for any light masking or motion-tracked titles.
Send back the first rough cut so I can leave time-coded comments; after that, one revision pass should get us to the final render.
Here is what the finished edit must include:
• A narrative flow that feels like a short film rather than a conventional highlight reel.
• Clean cuts, tasteful transitions and rhythmic pacing to hold viewer attention for the full five minutes.
• Colour grading that gives a cinematic, polished look while preserving natural skin tones.
• Basic audio clean-up, balanced background music (I will provide the licensed track) and smooth fade-outs.
• Final export in 4K H.264 plus a project file saved in Adobe Premiere Pro so I can make future tweaks.
I shot everything in 24 fps, 10-bit LOG, so please be comfortable working with colour-correcting LOG footage in Premiere Pro (Lumetri) and, if necessary, Adobe After Effects for any light masking or motion-tracked titles.
Send back the first rough cut so I can leave time-coded comments; after that, one revision pass should get us to the final render.