Tutorial Reel & YouTube Editing
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I’ve recorded a series of tutorial videos and now need a skilled editor to transform the raw footage into engaging clips for both Instagram Reels and YouTube. The core of the work is straightforward: clean cutting and trimming to tighten the pace, tasteful on-screen text or graphic callouts wherever a key point needs emphasis, and the addition of background music that complements—but never overpowers—the narration.
Consistency across episodes is important to me, so you’ll also be handling light colour correction to keep skin tones and branding elements uniform from clip to clip. I’ll supply the footage, brand font, logo, and a short list of royalty-free tracks I like; you’re welcome to suggest alternatives if you think they fit better.
Final deliverables should include:
• One vertical version optimised for Reels (1080 × 1920, 30 fps, <60 seconds)
• One horizontal version for YouTube (1920 × 1080, 30 fps, up to 10 minutes)
• Exported MP4 files plus the editable project file so I can make minor tweaks in the future
A quick turnaround matters—I’m aiming to post the first video within a week of hiring and will give prompt feedback so revisions never drag. If this sounds like a flow you’re comfortable with, let’s get started.
Consistency across episodes is important to me, so you’ll also be handling light colour correction to keep skin tones and branding elements uniform from clip to clip. I’ll supply the footage, brand font, logo, and a short list of royalty-free tracks I like; you’re welcome to suggest alternatives if you think they fit better.
Final deliverables should include:
• One vertical version optimised for Reels (1080 × 1920, 30 fps, <60 seconds)
• One horizontal version for YouTube (1920 × 1080, 30 fps, up to 10 minutes)
• Exported MP4 files plus the editable project file so I can make minor tweaks in the future
A quick turnaround matters—I’m aiming to post the first video within a week of hiring and will give prompt feedback so revisions never drag. If this sounds like a flow you’re comfortable with, let’s get started.