Professional Green Screen Video Edit
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I have a batch of talking-head recordings shot on a green screen. Everything you need—spoken titles, section headers, and supporting slideshows—already lives inside the raw footage, so there is no external scripting or asset hunt. Your task is to turn these clips into polished, professional videos that match the reference sample I’ve provided.
Here’s what has to happen:
• Extract every on-screen title or lower-third directly from the audio and mirror the size, font, and colour found in the template file.
• Apply the shared intro and outro, then keep the overall styling consistent right through to the final frame.
• Tighten the narrative flow with clean cuts and angle changes wherever the pacing drags or the presenter stumbles.
• Run the embedded slideshows in sync with the speaker in the two or three segments where they appear.
• Treat the audio: remove reverb, balance levels, and deliver a crisp, broadcast-ready track.
• Export each finished video at 720p and under 600 MB.
I’m after a polished, corporate look, so please keep the motion graphics subtle and refined. Whether you prefer Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve is up to you—just hit the quality bar outlined above and deliver the ready-to-publish files.
Here’s what has to happen:
• Extract every on-screen title or lower-third directly from the audio and mirror the size, font, and colour found in the template file.
• Apply the shared intro and outro, then keep the overall styling consistent right through to the final frame.
• Tighten the narrative flow with clean cuts and angle changes wherever the pacing drags or the presenter stumbles.
• Run the embedded slideshows in sync with the speaker in the two or three segments where they appear.
• Treat the audio: remove reverb, balance levels, and deliver a crisp, broadcast-ready track.
• Export each finished video at 720p and under 600 MB.
I’m after a polished, corporate look, so please keep the motion graphics subtle and refined. Whether you prefer Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve is up to you—just hit the quality bar outlined above and deliver the ready-to-publish files.