YouTube Content Editing Across Genres

I publish two to three faceless YouTube videos every week, each running about 8–9 minutes. The themes are across multiple channels like Disney related videos, horror videos, food videos, pet-bird videos, or business insights. All are faceless channels

Here’s how the workflow will look from my side: I’ll hand over the script or voice-over, any reference links, and notes on tone and pacing. From there, you handle the full edit—sourcing royalty-free b-roll, adding background music, motion graphics or text where it helps the story, polishing audio, and outputting a crisp 1080p (or higher) file ready for upload. Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve are all fine as long as the export is clean and the pacing holds viewer attention.

Deliverables for each video
• Final MP4 (1080p+), ≤ 1 GB
• Project file with linked assets
• One round of minor revisions within 24 hours of feedback

If you’re able to turn around each edit within three days, keep creative flair across multiple genres, and push out steady quality week after week, let’s talk and line up the first batch.