YouTube Vlog Editing & Shorts
Budget: ₹750 – ₹1,250 INR
I record casual vlog footage for my channel and now need a reliable editor who can turn the raw clips into polished YouTube uploads and matching Shorts. The style I want is intentionally straightforward—clean cuts, smooth transitions, nothing overly flashy—so the storytelling stays front-and-center.
For every video you’ll:
• Trim and arrange the footage with simple cuts and transitions.
• Add clear, on-brand text overlays for call-outs or captions.
• Insert relevant B-roll that supports the narrative (I’ll share any footage I already have; feel free to source royalty-free clips when needed).
Typical source material lands between 10–20 minutes of raw video resulting in a 6–10-minute vlog, plus a 30–60-second vertical Short repurposed from the main edit. Final exports should be 1080p H.264 (.mp4) and ready to upload.
I work in Premiere Pro, so if you can supply the project file that’s ideal, but DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut XML is fine too as long as I get the rendered files.
Send a quick sample or link to similar vlog edits you’ve done and let me know your turnaround time per episode. Once we click, I’ll share the first batch of footage through Google Drive so you can jump straight in.
For every video you’ll:
• Trim and arrange the footage with simple cuts and transitions.
• Add clear, on-brand text overlays for call-outs or captions.
• Insert relevant B-roll that supports the narrative (I’ll share any footage I already have; feel free to source royalty-free clips when needed).
Typical source material lands between 10–20 minutes of raw video resulting in a 6–10-minute vlog, plus a 30–60-second vertical Short repurposed from the main edit. Final exports should be 1080p H.264 (.mp4) and ready to upload.
I work in Premiere Pro, so if you can supply the project file that’s ideal, but DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut XML is fine too as long as I get the rendered files.
Send a quick sample or link to similar vlog edits you’ve done and let me know your turnaround time per episode. Once we click, I’ll share the first batch of footage through Google Drive so you can jump straight in.