Telugu Real Estate Documentary Editor
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I run a Telugu-language real-estate channel (new channel) and want each upload to feel like a crisp mini-documentary. You’ll receive the script, Telugu voice-over, brand kit, and a folder of visuals—your task is to fuse them into a 4–6-minute 1080p video that holds the viewer from first frame to last. ( I need Video Editor who knows telugu)
What has to shine
• Map animations that zoom, pan, and, Bhogapuram, and the NH-16 corridor.
• Dotted region highlights and smooth transitions that keep the story flowing.
• Cinematic background music mixed beneath the VO without overpowering it.
I’m aiming for map work reminiscent of Droneman (T Mondal), married to the punchy pacing my audience expects. Because timing every cut to a Telugu narration matters, a working knowledge of the language—or, at minimum, a very sharp ear—is important.
Deliverables for each video
• Final MP4 in 1920 × 1080.
• Editable project file (Premiere Pro, Resolve, or FCP—whatever you prefer).
• One revision round for light tweaks.
If this pilot goes smoothly, I’ll have new scripts ready every couple of weeks, so think of it as ongoing work. Share one sample that proves you can handle dynamic map animation and polished storytelling, and let’s get started.
What has to shine
• Map animations that zoom, pan, and, Bhogapuram, and the NH-16 corridor.
• Dotted region highlights and smooth transitions that keep the story flowing.
• Cinematic background music mixed beneath the VO without overpowering it.
I’m aiming for map work reminiscent of Droneman (T Mondal), married to the punchy pacing my audience expects. Because timing every cut to a Telugu narration matters, a working knowledge of the language—or, at minimum, a very sharp ear—is important.
Deliverables for each video
• Final MP4 in 1920 × 1080.
• Editable project file (Premiere Pro, Resolve, or FCP—whatever you prefer).
• One revision round for light tweaks.
If this pilot goes smoothly, I’ll have new scripts ready every couple of weeks, so think of it as ongoing work. Share one sample that proves you can handle dynamic map animation and polished storytelling, and let’s get started.