YouTube Tutorial Video Editor Needed
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,000 INR
I publish regular how-to videos on my YouTube channel and now need someone who can take raw footage and turn it into polished, engaging tutorials. Each episode requires more than simple cuts—I’m looking for dynamic motion graphics, lower-thirds, call-outs, and smooth transitions that keep viewers’ attention all the way through.
You’ll receive multi-camera recordings, screen captures, and a rough script or outline for timing. From there, I expect you to handle advanced effects and animation work, tidy up audio, add royalty-free background music where appropriate, and deliver a final file ready to upload to YouTube (1080p or 4K, H.264).
While I typically work in Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects, I’m open to Final Cut Pro or DaVinci Resolve if that’s where you do your best work—just be prepared to share project files and any reusable templates so we can keep a consistent style across episodes.
Deliverables for each video:
• Edited master video with advanced effects and animations
• Separate exported caption file (SRT)
• Source project files and any custom graphics used
If this sounds like your creative wheelhouse, send over a link to two or three of your most effect-heavy tutorial edits along with a brief note on your workflow and typical turnaround time. Looking forward to collaborating!
You’ll receive multi-camera recordings, screen captures, and a rough script or outline for timing. From there, I expect you to handle advanced effects and animation work, tidy up audio, add royalty-free background music where appropriate, and deliver a final file ready to upload to YouTube (1080p or 4K, H.264).
While I typically work in Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects, I’m open to Final Cut Pro or DaVinci Resolve if that’s where you do your best work—just be prepared to share project files and any reusable templates so we can keep a consistent style across episodes.
Deliverables for each video:
• Edited master video with advanced effects and animations
• Separate exported caption file (SRT)
• Source project files and any custom graphics used
If this sounds like your creative wheelhouse, send over a link to two or three of your most effect-heavy tutorial edits along with a brief note on your workflow and typical turnaround time. Looking forward to collaborating!