Cinematic Wedding Video Editor Needed
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I have all of our wedding footage—multiple camera angles of the ceremony, clean audio, and a few B-roll shots—and I’d like it transformed into a polished, cinematic-style film that captures the emotion of the day. The final cut should run around 6–8 minutes, built primarily from the ceremony highlights and set to an elegant classical score that flows naturally with the vows and key moments.
You’ll have plenty of creative freedom with pacing, transitions, and color grading, but the finished video must feel like a cohesive short movie rather than a chronological recording. I’m comfortable if you work in Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve, as long as the final export is delivered in 4K H.264 (plus a high-quality 1080p proxy for easy sharing).
Acceptance criteria
• Story-driven edit focused on ceremony highlights, cinematic look and feel
• Smooth, tasteful transitions; no gimmicky effects
• Balanced audio mix of original vows and classical background music (licensed or royalty-free)
• Consistent color grade that matches skin tones and overall mood
• Two rounds of minor revisions included
Raw footage totals about 90 GB; I can provide it via Google Drive or WeTransfer along with a shot log. Let me know your typical turnaround time and any previous wedding films that show off your cinematic editing style.
You’ll have plenty of creative freedom with pacing, transitions, and color grading, but the finished video must feel like a cohesive short movie rather than a chronological recording. I’m comfortable if you work in Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve, as long as the final export is delivered in 4K H.264 (plus a high-quality 1080p proxy for easy sharing).
Acceptance criteria
• Story-driven edit focused on ceremony highlights, cinematic look and feel
• Smooth, tasteful transitions; no gimmicky effects
• Balanced audio mix of original vows and classical background music (licensed or royalty-free)
• Consistent color grade that matches skin tones and overall mood
• Two rounds of minor revisions included
Raw footage totals about 90 GB; I can provide it via Google Drive or WeTransfer along with a shot log. Let me know your typical turnaround time and any previous wedding films that show off your cinematic editing style.