YouTube & Instagram Vlog Editing
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I film regular lifestyle vlogs and have plenty of raw footage piling up. Each episode needs to be shaped into an engaging story for both YouTube (16:9) and Instagram Reels (9:16).
Here’s the flow I expect: the rough clips are handed over via Google Drive; you trim dead space, tighten pacing with jump-cuts, balance audio, correct colour, and add royalty-free background music. I usually like a fast, upbeat rhythm, but I’m flexible on the exact editing style and happy to discuss references so the final cut matches the mood of each vlog.
Basic motion graphics or text call-outs may be needed occasionally for dates, locations, or quick pop-ups—nothing overly flashy, just enough to keep the viewer oriented. If a segment doesn’t call for graphics, clean straightforward editing is fine.
Deliverables
• One finished YouTube-ready 1080p (or higher) file
• One vertically reformatted version for Instagram Reels
• Matching thumbnail frame grabs
• Project files (Premiere Pro or Final Cut preferred)
Please keep render times reasonable and organise timelines clearly so I can make tweaks later if necessary. If this first video works out, there’s a steady queue of footage waiting.
Here’s the flow I expect: the rough clips are handed over via Google Drive; you trim dead space, tighten pacing with jump-cuts, balance audio, correct colour, and add royalty-free background music. I usually like a fast, upbeat rhythm, but I’m flexible on the exact editing style and happy to discuss references so the final cut matches the mood of each vlog.
Basic motion graphics or text call-outs may be needed occasionally for dates, locations, or quick pop-ups—nothing overly flashy, just enough to keep the viewer oriented. If a segment doesn’t call for graphics, clean straightforward editing is fine.
Deliverables
• One finished YouTube-ready 1080p (or higher) file
• One vertically reformatted version for Instagram Reels
• Matching thumbnail frame grabs
• Project files (Premiere Pro or Final Cut preferred)
Please keep render times reasonable and organise timelines clearly so I can make tweaks later if necessary. If this first video works out, there’s a steady queue of footage waiting.