Top 10 Movie Scenes Editing
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I have a steady stream of scripts and voice-overs ready for a YouTube channel that counts down the top 10 movie scenes in each episode. Each finished video needs to run between 15 and 17 minutes and must be completely free of copyright risks; I will share my own checklist and past examples so you can follow the safe-use guidelines I already use on the channel.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Gather public-domain footage and stills that match each scene in the script.
• Edit in a smooth style with slow, cinematic transitions rather than rapid cuts.
• Combine highlight moments for variety, exactly as the script indicates.
• Add only basic text overlays for scene titles, ranking numbers, and brief on-screen facts—no complex motion graphics needed.
• Sync everything perfectly with the provided voice-over and any background music cues I supply.
The final deliverable should be a YouTube-ready 1920×1080 file, rendered at high bitrate, with all project files or edit timelines included so future tweaks are possible. Consistent pacing, clean audio balancing, and zero copyright flags are the key acceptance criteria. If you’re comfortable pulling clips, working in CapCut, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or a similar NLE, and enjoy crafting smooth countdown videos, let’s talk—I’ll send over the sample episode so you can see the exact tone and flow I’m after.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Gather public-domain footage and stills that match each scene in the script.
• Edit in a smooth style with slow, cinematic transitions rather than rapid cuts.
• Combine highlight moments for variety, exactly as the script indicates.
• Add only basic text overlays for scene titles, ranking numbers, and brief on-screen facts—no complex motion graphics needed.
• Sync everything perfectly with the provided voice-over and any background music cues I supply.
The final deliverable should be a YouTube-ready 1920×1080 file, rendered at high bitrate, with all project files or edit timelines included so future tweaks are possible. Consistent pacing, clean audio balancing, and zero copyright flags are the key acceptance criteria. If you’re comfortable pulling clips, working in CapCut, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or a similar NLE, and enjoy crafting smooth countdown videos, let’s talk—I’ll send over the sample episode so you can see the exact tone and flow I’m after.