Cinematic Sweet 16 Video Edit
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I will hand over every shot from our daughter’s Sweet 16, all captured in 4K on Sony cameras with clean audio from a shotgun mic. What I need back is a single, beautifully paced cinematic film that feels more like a short movie than an event recap.
Here is what matters most to me:
• Story-driven pacing and creative shot selection that bring out the excitement, emotion, and little details of the night.
• Professional colour grading that delivers the rich, polished look you would expect from a feature-style production.
• Seamless audio work—sync the shotgun-mic track, remove any distractions, and balance levels so dialogue and ambience sit comfortably under the score.
• Royalty-free music that you source and licence; choose tracks that match the mood shifts throughout the piece (grand entrance, speeches, dancing, quiet moments).
You will receive:
- Multicam footage (mostly handheld and gimbal shots) straight from the Sony bodies.
- A separate WAV from the shotgun mic.
Final hand-off:
1. The fully edited film in H.264 (.mp4) at the original 4K resolution.
2. A second 1080p version ready for easy sharing.
3. The project file (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve—use whichever you prefer).
If you love crafting cinematic stories and have a good ear for choosing the perfect track, I’d love to see examples of similar work you have finished recently.
Here is what matters most to me:
• Story-driven pacing and creative shot selection that bring out the excitement, emotion, and little details of the night.
• Professional colour grading that delivers the rich, polished look you would expect from a feature-style production.
• Seamless audio work—sync the shotgun-mic track, remove any distractions, and balance levels so dialogue and ambience sit comfortably under the score.
• Royalty-free music that you source and licence; choose tracks that match the mood shifts throughout the piece (grand entrance, speeches, dancing, quiet moments).
You will receive:
- Multicam footage (mostly handheld and gimbal shots) straight from the Sony bodies.
- A separate WAV from the shotgun mic.
Final hand-off:
1. The fully edited film in H.264 (.mp4) at the original 4K resolution.
2. A second 1080p version ready for easy sharing.
3. The project file (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve—use whichever you prefer).
If you love crafting cinematic stories and have a good ear for choosing the perfect track, I’d love to see examples of similar work you have finished recently.