Self-Help YouTube Video Editing
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I’ll supply the raw footage for my next self-help episode; your task is to turn it into a polished, professional, and informative YouTube video that runs comfortably past the 10-minute mark.
The final cut should feel like a well-produced lecture or tutorial—clean pacing, clear narrative flow, and zero flashy gimmicks. Please weave in subtle, royalty-free background music that never competes with my voice, and add on-screen text overlays or full subtitles to highlight key takeaways and reinforce accessibility. I’m not requesting extra B-roll, but if you feel a brief insert can improve comprehension I’m open to suggestions.
Deliverables
• One fully edited 10 + minute video (1080p MP4)
• Embedded text overlays / burned-in subtitles plus a separate SRT file
• Balanced, royalty-free background music mixed to broadcast levels
• Source project file and any custom graphics
• Up to one revision round to fine-tune pacing, titles, or audio levels
I’m comfortable with Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve—use whichever you prefer so long as you can hand over the project file. The work is accepted once the visual flow feels smooth, the audio is clear and levelled, and all requested text elements appear exactly where they’re needed without distracting from the message.
The final cut should feel like a well-produced lecture or tutorial—clean pacing, clear narrative flow, and zero flashy gimmicks. Please weave in subtle, royalty-free background music that never competes with my voice, and add on-screen text overlays or full subtitles to highlight key takeaways and reinforce accessibility. I’m not requesting extra B-roll, but if you feel a brief insert can improve comprehension I’m open to suggestions.
Deliverables
• One fully edited 10 + minute video (1080p MP4)
• Embedded text overlays / burned-in subtitles plus a separate SRT file
• Balanced, royalty-free background music mixed to broadcast levels
• Source project file and any custom graphics
• Up to one revision round to fine-tune pacing, titles, or audio levels
I’m comfortable with Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve—use whichever you prefer so long as you can hand over the project file. The work is accepted once the visual flow feels smooth, the audio is clear and levelled, and all requested text elements appear exactly where they’re needed without distracting from the message.