YouTube Shorts & Videos Editing
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I run an educational YouTube channel that blends Islamic topics with broader learning content, and I’m ready to hand off the editing so I can focus on research and filming. My feed mixes under-60-second Shorts with longer, in-depth episodes, all of which need a polished, professional, and formal finish that still feels inviting to viewers of every age.
Raw files will arrive to you in batches—talking-head footage, screen recordings, the occasional B-roll clip, and separate audio tracks. Your job is to turn each batch into a cohesive video that looks broadcast-ready: accurate colour, clean cuts, tasteful transitions, balanced audio, and on-brand lower thirds or title cards where they help understanding. I prefer subtle graphic touches over flashy effects; clarity and respect for the subject matter come first.
Deliverables
• Fully edited 16:9 videos (HD or 4K, depending on source) ready for upload
• Re-framed vertical Shorts when the content suits that format
• Project files (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve—use whichever you’re strongest with) so I can tweak if needed
Acceptance checks: correct aspect ratio, consistent text styling, no abrupt audio changes, and a final runtime that matches the brief we agree on for each piece. If this aligns with your editing style and workflow, let’s talk about the first set of videos and set milestones for future batches.
Raw files will arrive to you in batches—talking-head footage, screen recordings, the occasional B-roll clip, and separate audio tracks. Your job is to turn each batch into a cohesive video that looks broadcast-ready: accurate colour, clean cuts, tasteful transitions, balanced audio, and on-brand lower thirds or title cards where they help understanding. I prefer subtle graphic touches over flashy effects; clarity and respect for the subject matter come first.
Deliverables
• Fully edited 16:9 videos (HD or 4K, depending on source) ready for upload
• Re-framed vertical Shorts when the content suits that format
• Project files (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve—use whichever you’re strongest with) so I can tweak if needed
Acceptance checks: correct aspect ratio, consistent text styling, no abrupt audio changes, and a final runtime that matches the brief we agree on for each piece. If this aligns with your editing style and workflow, let’s talk about the first set of videos and set milestones for future batches.