Polished Harmonium Tutorial Editing
Budget: ₹100 – ₹400 INR
I run a small YouTube channel where I teach harmonium, and I’m ready to step up the production quality of my tutorial videos. Each recording will be shot in 1080p; what I need is a skilled editor who can turn that raw footage into a professional, viewer-friendly tutorial video.
Here’s the workflow I have in mind. You will trim any dead space, tighten up transitions, colour-correct so the keys and bellows are clearly visible, and polish the audio so the notes sound crisp. A short branded intro and a clean outro must book-end every video, and throughout the lesson I’d like concise text overlays naming the notes or chords I’m demonstrating. The overlays must remain on screen just long enough for beginners to catch them, without cluttering the frame.
I’m aiming for a consistent, elegant style across the channel, so please be comfortable working in Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve and able to share reusable templates for future episodes. Background music isn’t required right now, but if you have tasteful ideas I’m open to suggestions.
Typical footage length is 10–15 minutes, finished edits land around 10–12. If this first collaboration clicks, I’ll have a few tutorial videos every week. You need to upload the final product to the channel with the correct tags, titles etc.
Send a short reel or link to comparable work—music or instrument tutorials are a bonus—and let me know how quickly you can turn around the first video.
Here’s the workflow I have in mind. You will trim any dead space, tighten up transitions, colour-correct so the keys and bellows are clearly visible, and polish the audio so the notes sound crisp. A short branded intro and a clean outro must book-end every video, and throughout the lesson I’d like concise text overlays naming the notes or chords I’m demonstrating. The overlays must remain on screen just long enough for beginners to catch them, without cluttering the frame.
I’m aiming for a consistent, elegant style across the channel, so please be comfortable working in Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve and able to share reusable templates for future episodes. Background music isn’t required right now, but if you have tasteful ideas I’m open to suggestions.
Typical footage length is 10–15 minutes, finished edits land around 10–12. If this first collaboration clicks, I’ll have a few tutorial videos every week. You need to upload the final product to the channel with the correct tags, titles etc.
Send a short reel or link to comparable work—music or instrument tutorials are a bonus—and let me know how quickly you can turn around the first video.