YouTube Mobile Tech Video Editor From Vijayawada only
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I publish hands-on mobile-technology tutorials and now need a sharp editor who can turn my raw screen-captures and talking-head clips into fast-paced, viewer-grabbing lessons. Think quick cuts, clear visual cues, and motion graphics that instantly show what a tap or swipe is doing on-screen.
The style I’m after is energetic and engaging rather than classroom-slow, so timing, jump-cuts, and zooms will play a big part. Text overlays must highlight key steps, shortcuts, or warnings without cluttering the frame. No background music is required at this stage; clean dialogue and subtle sound design are all we need.
Typical source material:
• 6–10 minute recordings (1080p) delivered via Google Drive.
• Separate audio track already noise-reduced.
You’re free to work in Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or DaVinci Resolve as long as the final export remains crisp and consistent across episodes.
Deliverables for each video
- One fully edited MP4 ready for upload to YouTube.
- All project files and assets so I can archive or update later.
I’ll start with a single tutorial as a paid trial; a smooth collaboration can grow into regular weekly edits. When you reply, please link to at least two projects that show similar pacing and use of motion graphics/text overlays.
The style I’m after is energetic and engaging rather than classroom-slow, so timing, jump-cuts, and zooms will play a big part. Text overlays must highlight key steps, shortcuts, or warnings without cluttering the frame. No background music is required at this stage; clean dialogue and subtle sound design are all we need.
Typical source material:
• 6–10 minute recordings (1080p) delivered via Google Drive.
• Separate audio track already noise-reduced.
You’re free to work in Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or DaVinci Resolve as long as the final export remains crisp and consistent across episodes.
Deliverables for each video
- One fully edited MP4 ready for upload to YouTube.
- All project files and assets so I can archive or update later.
I’ll start with a single tutorial as a paid trial; a smooth collaboration can grow into regular weekly edits. When you reply, please link to at least two projects that show similar pacing and use of motion graphics/text overlays.