UPSC CSAT Shorts Editor
Budget: ₹100 – ₹400 INR
I run an online UPSC CSAT initiative across YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram, and I want to transform my longer lecture recordings into crisp, informative short clips that hold attention and encourage quick revision. Each piece will be edited for the vertical 9:16 format so it looks native on Reels, Shorts, and Stories.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Trim the raw lecture footage to 30–60 second segments that highlight one key concept or tip.
• Add clear, on-screen text and subtle graphics to reinforce formulas, shortcuts, or examples.
• Insert royalty-free background music at a low level and apply basic noise reduction so my voice remains clear.
• Include dynamic captions (burned in) with correct spelling of technical terms.
• Deliver final files in MP4, H.264, ready for direct upload.
I typically record two to three long sessions per week and will flag the timestamps for the portions I want clipped, so the editorial focus stays on crafting an educational, scroll-stopping reel rather than hunting for content. Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve, or any tool you prefer is fine as long as the output is sharp, colour-corrected, and under 60 MB.
To be sure we are on the same page, please send one test clip (I’ll provide raw footage) showcasing your pacing, caption style, and visual treatment. Once approved, we can move to a steady flow of weekly edits.
Looking forward to seeing how you can make UPSC CSAT prep both concise and compelling!
Here’s what I need from you:
• Trim the raw lecture footage to 30–60 second segments that highlight one key concept or tip.
• Add clear, on-screen text and subtle graphics to reinforce formulas, shortcuts, or examples.
• Insert royalty-free background music at a low level and apply basic noise reduction so my voice remains clear.
• Include dynamic captions (burned in) with correct spelling of technical terms.
• Deliver final files in MP4, H.264, ready for direct upload.
I typically record two to three long sessions per week and will flag the timestamps for the portions I want clipped, so the editorial focus stays on crafting an educational, scroll-stopping reel rather than hunting for content. Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve, or any tool you prefer is fine as long as the output is sharp, colour-corrected, and under 60 MB.
To be sure we are on the same page, please send one test clip (I’ll provide raw footage) showcasing your pacing, caption style, and visual treatment. Once approved, we can move to a steady flow of weekly edits.
Looking forward to seeing how you can make UPSC CSAT prep both concise and compelling!