Documentary Film Editing
Budget: ₹75,000 – ₹150,000 INR
I need a skilled video editor to craft a documentary from over 5.5 hours of raw footage. The final product should be between 90-120 minutes and utilize non-linear storytelling.
Key Requirements:
- Edit more than 5.5 hours of raw footage.
- Create a final documentary between 90-120 minutes.
- Employ non-linear storytelling techniques.
Ideal Skills:
- Experience with documentary editing.
- Proficiency in video editing software (e.g., Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro).
- Strong storytelling and creative vision.
- Attention to detail and ability to meet deadlines.
Please provide samples of similar work.
Additional Context:
The documentary is titled "Road to Zero" and follows a 3500km journey around rural Australia, raising awareness about men’s mental health challenges. It features interviews with men who have faced serious physical and mental health challenges, as well as footage from the journey itself. The goal is to pitch the documentary to TV networks for maximum exposure, supporting the charity Mates Incorporated and its mission of reducing men’s suicides in Australia.
Theme Song Lyrics:
THE ROAD TO ZERO
Short Acoustic Sing-Along – Chord Chart
Key: G | Tempo: Easy mid-tempo folk
Intro
(x2)
G | C | G | D
Verse 1
G
Four a.m., headlights on,
C
Daylight coming slow,
G
Four thousand five hundred k’s,
D
Down this open road.
G
Two good mates, a long white line,
C
Talking soft and low,
G
Saying things we never say,
D
Places we don’t go.
Pre-Chorus
C
Every town, familiar face,
G
Every heart gets heavy,
D
But it’s lighter when you say it out loud.
Chorus
G
This is the road to zero,
D
Where the shame lets go,
A
Where a man can say he’s hurting,
E
And still come home.
G
Yeah we’re singing it louder,
D
So everybody knows,
A
You don’t walk it alone, my friend,
E
On the road to zero.
Verse 2
G
Servo lights and country nights,
C
Hands we’ve never known,
G
“Good on ya boys,” they smile and say,
D
“You’re not on your own.”
g
in towns where the road runs out,
c
but the people don’t,
g
they remind us all that help is close,
d closer than we thought.
pull it right back c we’re with mates incorporated g pull up a chair sit down d you don’t have to carry it by yourself e not here not now. final chorus big simple repeat twice g this is the road to zero d where the shame lets go a where a man can say he’s hurting e and still come home. g with a great mate beside me d and the dash lit low a you don’t walk it alone my friend e on the road to zero outro g c g d g instrumental or soft hum.
Key Requirements:
- Edit more than 5.5 hours of raw footage.
- Create a final documentary between 90-120 minutes.
- Employ non-linear storytelling techniques.
Ideal Skills:
- Experience with documentary editing.
- Proficiency in video editing software (e.g., Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro).
- Strong storytelling and creative vision.
- Attention to detail and ability to meet deadlines.
Please provide samples of similar work.
Additional Context:
The documentary is titled "Road to Zero" and follows a 3500km journey around rural Australia, raising awareness about men’s mental health challenges. It features interviews with men who have faced serious physical and mental health challenges, as well as footage from the journey itself. The goal is to pitch the documentary to TV networks for maximum exposure, supporting the charity Mates Incorporated and its mission of reducing men’s suicides in Australia.
Theme Song Lyrics:
THE ROAD TO ZERO
Short Acoustic Sing-Along – Chord Chart
Key: G | Tempo: Easy mid-tempo folk
Intro
(x2)
G | C | G | D
Verse 1
G
Four a.m., headlights on,
C
Daylight coming slow,
G
Four thousand five hundred k’s,
D
Down this open road.
G
Two good mates, a long white line,
C
Talking soft and low,
G
Saying things we never say,
D
Places we don’t go.
Pre-Chorus
C
Every town, familiar face,
G
Every heart gets heavy,
D
But it’s lighter when you say it out loud.
Chorus
G
This is the road to zero,
D
Where the shame lets go,
A
Where a man can say he’s hurting,
E
And still come home.
G
Yeah we’re singing it louder,
D
So everybody knows,
A
You don’t walk it alone, my friend,
E
On the road to zero.
Verse 2
G
Servo lights and country nights,
C
Hands we’ve never known,
G
“Good on ya boys,” they smile and say,
D
“You’re not on your own.”
g
in towns where the road runs out,
c
but the people don’t,
g
they remind us all that help is close,
d closer than we thought.
pull it right back c we’re with mates incorporated g pull up a chair sit down d you don’t have to carry it by yourself e not here not now. final chorus big simple repeat twice g this is the road to zero d where the shame lets go a where a man can say he’s hurting e and still come home. g with a great mate beside me d and the dash lit low a you don’t walk it alone my friend e on the road to zero outro g c g d g instrumental or soft hum.