YouTube Video Editing & Consulting
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I’m kicking off a YouTube series and need a skilled partner to turn my self-shot footage into an informative, engaging, yet professional episode. All raw material will come from my iPhone 14 Pro alongside a PowerPoint deck; at different points viewers will see me on camera, a full-screen slide, or a mix of both.
Here’s where I need you:
• Smooth, modern slide transitions are essential—this is the only visual effect I’m committed to, though I’m open to your creative suggestions if they serve the message.
• Precise video editing to tighten pacing, balance color, and add subtle motion where it helps.
• My voice and voice-over refinement: clean up the audio, apply EQ and noise reduction, and coach me on delivery tweaks so the narration sounds polished.
• General image consulting—feedback on framing, lighting, and structure—so each future episode starts stronger than the last.
We’ll collaborate in real time during US Eastern business hours and early evenings; quick screen-shares or feedback calls are part of the workflow. My expectation for this first installment is a YouTube-ready 4K file, an optimized audio track, and a brief style guide we can reuse across the series.
If you’re fluent in Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve, iMovie and enjoy helping creators level up their on-screen presence, let’s talk and get this pilot episode out the door.
Here’s where I need you:
• Smooth, modern slide transitions are essential—this is the only visual effect I’m committed to, though I’m open to your creative suggestions if they serve the message.
• Precise video editing to tighten pacing, balance color, and add subtle motion where it helps.
• My voice and voice-over refinement: clean up the audio, apply EQ and noise reduction, and coach me on delivery tweaks so the narration sounds polished.
• General image consulting—feedback on framing, lighting, and structure—so each future episode starts stronger than the last.
We’ll collaborate in real time during US Eastern business hours and early evenings; quick screen-shares or feedback calls are part of the workflow. My expectation for this first installment is a YouTube-ready 4K file, an optimized audio track, and a brief style guide we can reuse across the series.
If you’re fluent in Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve, iMovie and enjoy helping creators level up their on-screen presence, let’s talk and get this pilot episode out the door.