Stock Market Tutorial Editing
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I produce educational videos that teach viewers how to analyse and trade the stock market, and I already have the full script for each lesson. What I need now is an editor who can take my raw screen-capture, chart footage and talking-head clips, then craft them into a clear, well-paced tutorial that follows the script word for word.
The job centres on three things: trimming away dead time, synchronising visuals to the narration, and weaving in simple graphics—price charts, ticker symbols, lower-third labels and the occasional pointer or highlight—so everything is easy to follow. I usually record voice-over after seeing the first rough cut, so your initial edit will guide that recording. Once you get the final audio from me, you’ll sync it, polish levels and export a clean 1080p MP4.
Deliverables
• Rough-cut aligned to the provided script (for my review)
• Final edit with synced voice-over, graphics and light audio cleanup
• Project file (Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve) plus all assets
A good sense of pacing, basic motion-graphics skills and comfort working with financial screen recordings are all important. If this first tutorial goes smoothly there will be a steady stream of similar lessons to edit.
The job centres on three things: trimming away dead time, synchronising visuals to the narration, and weaving in simple graphics—price charts, ticker symbols, lower-third labels and the occasional pointer or highlight—so everything is easy to follow. I usually record voice-over after seeing the first rough cut, so your initial edit will guide that recording. Once you get the final audio from me, you’ll sync it, polish levels and export a clean 1080p MP4.
Deliverables
• Rough-cut aligned to the provided script (for my review)
• Final edit with synced voice-over, graphics and light audio cleanup
• Project file (Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve) plus all assets
A good sense of pacing, basic motion-graphics skills and comfort working with financial screen recordings are all important. If this first tutorial goes smoothly there will be a steady stream of similar lessons to edit.