Roblox Video Edit & Thumbnails
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
All raw game captures, audio tracks, and reference screenshots are ready on Google Drive—I simply need them shaped into polished, YouTube-ready Roblox episodes. Each clip only calls for straightforward trimming, rearranging, and a few clean cross-fade or whip transitions where the action shifts; no flashy VFX or motion graphics this time.
On-screen words should be limited to simple, well-timed captions that match my script cues. A readable gaming font, white text with a thin dark outline, is usually all it takes to keep the pacing clear for viewers who watch on mobile.
Every video also needs a matching thumbnail. I prefer a minimalistic, clean look: solid background, one strong character render or in-game screenshot, and concise title text. Think crisp composition over clutter—nothing overly cartoonish or neon.
Deliverables I’m expecting:
• Final 1080p MP4 edits, each under 10 minutes
• Simple caption file baked in or supplied as an SRT
• One high-resolution thumbnail per video (PNG, 1280×720)
If you already work in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or Final Cut, that’s perfect. Just keep the project files organized so I can tweak anything later if needed.
Let me know your turnaround time per episode and a quick sample of a similar gaming edit you’ve handled. I’ll share the Drive link and we can get the first batch rolling right away.
On-screen words should be limited to simple, well-timed captions that match my script cues. A readable gaming font, white text with a thin dark outline, is usually all it takes to keep the pacing clear for viewers who watch on mobile.
Every video also needs a matching thumbnail. I prefer a minimalistic, clean look: solid background, one strong character render or in-game screenshot, and concise title text. Think crisp composition over clutter—nothing overly cartoonish or neon.
Deliverables I’m expecting:
• Final 1080p MP4 edits, each under 10 minutes
• Simple caption file baked in or supplied as an SRT
• One high-resolution thumbnail per video (PNG, 1280×720)
If you already work in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or Final Cut, that’s perfect. Just keep the project files organized so I can tweak anything later if needed.
Let me know your turnaround time per episode and a quick sample of a similar gaming edit you’ve handled. I’ll share the Drive link and we can get the first batch rolling right away.