Delta Force Content Video Editor
Budget: $30 – $1,200 USD
A steady stream of raw Delta Force gameplay is ready for transformation into short, punchy meme compilations that click with EU/US viewers. Every week I’ll provide several recorded matches; your job is to slice the best moments in CapCut, layer on-trend audio and captions, weave in TikTok- and YouTube-style jokes, then tag everything for easy publishing on multiple platforms.
The workflow
• Receive a shared drive link each Monday containing new clips.
• Select, trim, and sequence clips into 30-90 second vertical and 16:9 versions.
• Add subtitles, stickers, sound effects, and local meme references that feel native to Western audiences.
• Deliver the final MP4s plus a text file of hashtags and timestamps by next day.
Tools & style cues
CapCut sits at the core of my current pipeline, so smooth use of its templates, key-framing, and auto-caption features is essential. Premiere Pro or similar is fine for polish, but the rough cut must remain CapCut-friendly to keep the process lightweight.
What keeps us moving
A signed NDA before the first hand-off, a predictable weekly cadence, and pay-per-video terms we’ll lock in together. Remote is perfectly fine as long as the upload schedule stays reliable.
Acceptance criteria
• Video opens with a hook within the first 3seconds.
• At least three culturally relevant memes integrated naturally (no forced references).
• Audio levels balanced; subtitles error-free.
If weaving Delta Force gunfights with fresh TikTok and YouTube humor sounds like your idea of fun, let’s set up the first batch.
The workflow
• Receive a shared drive link each Monday containing new clips.
• Select, trim, and sequence clips into 30-90 second vertical and 16:9 versions.
• Add subtitles, stickers, sound effects, and local meme references that feel native to Western audiences.
• Deliver the final MP4s plus a text file of hashtags and timestamps by next day.
Tools & style cues
CapCut sits at the core of my current pipeline, so smooth use of its templates, key-framing, and auto-caption features is essential. Premiere Pro or similar is fine for polish, but the rough cut must remain CapCut-friendly to keep the process lightweight.
What keeps us moving
A signed NDA before the first hand-off, a predictable weekly cadence, and pay-per-video terms we’ll lock in together. Remote is perfectly fine as long as the upload schedule stays reliable.
Acceptance criteria
• Video opens with a hook within the first 3seconds.
• At least three culturally relevant memes integrated naturally (no forced references).
• Audio levels balanced; subtitles error-free.
If weaving Delta Force gunfights with fresh TikTok and YouTube humor sounds like your idea of fun, let’s set up the first batch.