Social Media Video & Graphics
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I’ll be handing over raw clips and occasional design briefs and need them transformed into polished, platform-ready assets. The video side comes first: short-form social media content destined for Instagram feeds, Reels, and my YouTube channel. Quick cuts are less important to me than a professional, clean finish—steady pacing, on-brand lower thirds, subtle motion graphics, tasteful color correction, and a mix that sounds crisp on mobile speakers.
Between edits, I also need part-time graphic design support. Typical tasks include YouTube thumbnails, Instagram story frames, simple promo banners, and the artwork that ties every post together. Consistency is key, so you’ll be working with an existing style guide and color palette.
I record regularly, so expect a steady flow of footage and design requests each week. Premiere Pro or Final Cut for the edits and Photoshop or Illustrator for the static graphics are perfect—After Effects chops for light motion work are a plus.
Deliverables per assignment:
• Final video files in the correct aspect ratio and resolution for Instagram and YouTube (H.264 .mp4)
• Source project files with organized layers/sequences
• Graphic assets exported to PNG/JPEG plus layered originals
If you’re comfortable swapping between a timeline and a canvas while keeping everything sharp, let’s talk schedule and workload.
Between edits, I also need part-time graphic design support. Typical tasks include YouTube thumbnails, Instagram story frames, simple promo banners, and the artwork that ties every post together. Consistency is key, so you’ll be working with an existing style guide and color palette.
I record regularly, so expect a steady flow of footage and design requests each week. Premiere Pro or Final Cut for the edits and Photoshop or Illustrator for the static graphics are perfect—After Effects chops for light motion work are a plus.
Deliverables per assignment:
• Final video files in the correct aspect ratio and resolution for Instagram and YouTube (H.264 .mp4)
• Source project files with organized layers/sequences
• Graphic assets exported to PNG/JPEG plus layered originals
If you’re comfortable swapping between a timeline and a canvas while keeping everything sharp, let’s talk schedule and workload.