YouTube BIM Tutorial Video Editor
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I run a fast-growing BIM/Revit education channel and I’m ready to hand off the post-production so I can focus on recording more content. Every video on the channel is a screen-recorded tutorial, usually 8–15 minutes long, and I need them to feel dynamic and polished rather than a simple string of cuts.
Here’s what the job looks like from my side:
• I deliver raw 4K screen captures, voice-over tracks, and any reference files via Google Drive.
• You craft the final edit in Adobe Premiere Pro, weaving in advanced effects and animations—think call-outs that highlight commands, zooms on key interface areas, lower thirds for keyboard shortcuts, and animated section bumpers that keep viewers engaged.
• Colour correction, audio sweetening, and tasteful background music (royalty-free) are part of the package so the finished video is visually consistent and easy on the ears.
• The final export is delivered in both 4K and 1080p MP4 along with the editable Premiere project so I can tweak timestamps for chapter markers if needed.
Turnaround for each tutorial is three days or less, and there will be two to three videos a week as the channel keeps scaling. If you can bring creativity, reliability, and a genuine interest in the BIM/Revit space, I’d love to see a short reel that shows off comparable tutorial work and your approach to motion graphics.
Here’s what the job looks like from my side:
• I deliver raw 4K screen captures, voice-over tracks, and any reference files via Google Drive.
• You craft the final edit in Adobe Premiere Pro, weaving in advanced effects and animations—think call-outs that highlight commands, zooms on key interface areas, lower thirds for keyboard shortcuts, and animated section bumpers that keep viewers engaged.
• Colour correction, audio sweetening, and tasteful background music (royalty-free) are part of the package so the finished video is visually consistent and easy on the ears.
• The final export is delivered in both 4K and 1080p MP4 along with the editable Premiere project so I can tweak timestamps for chapter markers if needed.
Turnaround for each tutorial is three days or less, and there will be two to three videos a week as the channel keeps scaling. If you can bring creativity, reliability, and a genuine interest in the BIM/Revit space, I’d love to see a short reel that shows off comparable tutorial work and your approach to motion graphics.