Tech Tutorial Video Editor Needed
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,000 INR
I run a YouTube channel centred on tech-and-coding tutorials and would like to hand over the full post-production workflow to a dependable editor. You will receive organised raw footage, screen-captures, and voice-over tracks; your task is to shape them into clean, engaging episodes that match my channel’s calm, instructional tone.
The look I’m after is smooth and minimal—gentle transitions, restrained on-screen text, colour balanced for clarity, and audio polished so viewers can follow every step without distractions. Jump-cuts should feel natural rather than frantic, and any motion graphics should serve the explanation, not overwhelm it.
Deliverables for each video
• One export in 4K and one in 1080p, YouTube-ready (H.264).
• Project file (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve—whichever you work in).
• Simple thumbnail concept (PSD or layered file) that echoes the video’s visual style.
• Time-stamped notes summarising major edits for quick review.
Acceptance criteria
• Tutorial length and chapter markers match the outline I provide.
• No abrupt audio peaks; dialogue sits at –14 LUFS ±1.
• Transitions remain consistent with the channel’s established style guide I’ll share.
If you’re comfortable working in this understated, tutorial-first style, I’d love to see a sample of a tech or screencast video you’ve edited recently.
The look I’m after is smooth and minimal—gentle transitions, restrained on-screen text, colour balanced for clarity, and audio polished so viewers can follow every step without distractions. Jump-cuts should feel natural rather than frantic, and any motion graphics should serve the explanation, not overwhelm it.
Deliverables for each video
• One export in 4K and one in 1080p, YouTube-ready (H.264).
• Project file (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve—whichever you work in).
• Simple thumbnail concept (PSD or layered file) that echoes the video’s visual style.
• Time-stamped notes summarising major edits for quick review.
Acceptance criteria
• Tutorial length and chapter markers match the outline I provide.
• No abrupt audio peaks; dialogue sits at –14 LUFS ±1.
• Transitions remain consistent with the channel’s established style guide I’ll share.
If you’re comfortable working in this understated, tutorial-first style, I’d love to see a sample of a tech or screencast video you’ve edited recently.