YouTube Subnautica Video Editor Needed
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I run a small but dedicated Subnautica-focused channel and want to turn my raw gameplay footage into the kind of polished, binge-worthy videos that will push me toward the 100 K-subscriber mark. All my content is straightforward gameplay—no speedruns or live streams—so pacing, smart cuts, and clear narrative flow are everything.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Take my recorded gameplay (typically 30–60 min) and trim it down to an engaging 10–20 min episode.
• Remove dead air, tighten dialogue, balance game and mic audio, and weave in subtle zooms, text call-outs, or memes where they add energy.
• Insert intro/outro stings (You will be finding the music that will be suitable) and light music beds that complement Subnautica’s atmosphere without overpowering commentary.
• Export a finished 1080 p MP4 ready for immediate upload plus the editable project file (Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or Final Cut—your choice).
I’ll provide timestamp notes for key moments; you add the creative touches that keep viewers hooked. If you have thumbnail or SEO ideas, great—mention them, though the core deliverable is the edited video itself. Consistency is vital, so I’m aiming for one episode per week to start, scaling up if we click.
If turning underwater survival footage into must-watch content sounds like your thing, send a link to at least one gameplay edit you’re proud of and tell me which editor you prefer working in. Looking forward to leveling up the channel together!
Here’s what I need from you:
• Take my recorded gameplay (typically 30–60 min) and trim it down to an engaging 10–20 min episode.
• Remove dead air, tighten dialogue, balance game and mic audio, and weave in subtle zooms, text call-outs, or memes where they add energy.
• Insert intro/outro stings (You will be finding the music that will be suitable) and light music beds that complement Subnautica’s atmosphere without overpowering commentary.
• Export a finished 1080 p MP4 ready for immediate upload plus the editable project file (Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or Final Cut—your choice).
I’ll provide timestamp notes for key moments; you add the creative touches that keep viewers hooked. If you have thumbnail or SEO ideas, great—mention them, though the core deliverable is the edited video itself. Consistency is vital, so I’m aiming for one episode per week to start, scaling up if we click.
If turning underwater survival footage into must-watch content sounds like your thing, send a link to at least one gameplay edit you’re proud of and tell me which editor you prefer working in. Looking forward to leveling up the channel together!