Shoot & Edit Ronaldo Challenge
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I’ll be in Quito for a single full-on day to record a “I trained like Ronaldo for 24 hours” challenge, and I need you to capture every sweat-filled moment then shape it into a polished YouTube-ready story.
Filming brief
• Date: one continuous 24-hour window (exact date to be agreed).
• Locations: we’ll rotate between a gym/training facility, an outdoor park or field for ball drills, street or urban spots for recovery segments and B-roll and my house for eating the meals (a space open to the public as its similar to a resturant)
• Shots I expect: tight close-ups for technique and reactions, wider angles to show full drills, and dynamic drone passes for dramatic context (Drone is optional but preferred). Please bring the gear that lets you switch quickly—4K mirrorless or cinema cam, gimbal, lapel mic kit, plus a compact drone cleared for Quito airspace.
Editing style
The finished piece should balance pace and drama: quick-cut, high-energy sequences for sprints and skill drills, then stretch out into cinematic, dramatic beats for reflections, voice-over, and highlight reveals. Sound design, royalty-free music, graphic call-outs (rep counts, timers, location tags), and subtle color grading are all part of the ask.
Deliverables
1. All raw footage (transferred same day or via cloud).
2. One fully edited video, 12-15 minutes, ready for YouTube in 4K, plus a 60 second vertical teaser for Reels/Shorts.
3. Two or Three rounds of editing tweaks within a week of first cut.
Timeline
• Shoot day: complete coverage within the challenge. His Routine is 6am to 10pm.
• First edit draft: 5 days after receiving footage.
• Final cut: within 3 days of feedback.
If this fits your skill set and you can offer high production quality at a fair rate, let’s lock in the date and discuss any permits or additional logistics.
Filming brief
• Date: one continuous 24-hour window (exact date to be agreed).
• Locations: we’ll rotate between a gym/training facility, an outdoor park or field for ball drills, street or urban spots for recovery segments and B-roll and my house for eating the meals (a space open to the public as its similar to a resturant)
• Shots I expect: tight close-ups for technique and reactions, wider angles to show full drills, and dynamic drone passes for dramatic context (Drone is optional but preferred). Please bring the gear that lets you switch quickly—4K mirrorless or cinema cam, gimbal, lapel mic kit, plus a compact drone cleared for Quito airspace.
Editing style
The finished piece should balance pace and drama: quick-cut, high-energy sequences for sprints and skill drills, then stretch out into cinematic, dramatic beats for reflections, voice-over, and highlight reveals. Sound design, royalty-free music, graphic call-outs (rep counts, timers, location tags), and subtle color grading are all part of the ask.
Deliverables
1. All raw footage (transferred same day or via cloud).
2. One fully edited video, 12-15 minutes, ready for YouTube in 4K, plus a 60 second vertical teaser for Reels/Shorts.
3. Two or Three rounds of editing tweaks within a week of first cut.
Timeline
• Shoot day: complete coverage within the challenge. His Routine is 6am to 10pm.
• First edit draft: 5 days after receiving footage.
• Final cut: within 3 days of feedback.
If this fits your skill set and you can offer high production quality at a fair rate, let’s lock in the date and discuss any permits or additional logistics.
Related categories:
Photoshop
After Effects
Sound Design
Video Production
Video Editing
Cinematography
Drone Photography
Color Grading