Dynamic DIY Timelapse Video
Budget: $30 – $70 AUD
I filmed my entire DIY build as a continuous timelapse and also snapped a series of high-res progress photos. I now want a single, energetic edit that fuses both sources into a fast-paced narrative.
Here’s what I’m after: blend the timelapse as the backbone, then punch in the still photos at the right moments to highlight key steps, close-ups, or dramatic reveals. The overall mood should stay lively—quick cuts, sharp transitions, minimal dead time—and be driven by a royalty-free rock or otherwise upbeat track that I’ll be free to post publicly.
Optimal runtime is flexible but think short and engaging rather than lengthy; aim for something that keeps viewers’ attention all the way through. Please color-correct as needed, add subtle motion to static images so they feel integrated, and finish with a clean outro showing the completed project.
Deliverables
• Final video in 1080p (MP4)
• Exported vertical version (if simple to derive)
• Source project file so I can tweak later
I’ll supply the raw timelapse footage, the photo set, and any logo files immediately after we start. Let me know your preferred editing tool, estimated turnaround, and any questions you have before diving in.
Here’s what I’m after: blend the timelapse as the backbone, then punch in the still photos at the right moments to highlight key steps, close-ups, or dramatic reveals. The overall mood should stay lively—quick cuts, sharp transitions, minimal dead time—and be driven by a royalty-free rock or otherwise upbeat track that I’ll be free to post publicly.
Optimal runtime is flexible but think short and engaging rather than lengthy; aim for something that keeps viewers’ attention all the way through. Please color-correct as needed, add subtle motion to static images so they feel integrated, and finish with a clean outro showing the completed project.
Deliverables
• Final video in 1080p (MP4)
• Exported vertical version (if simple to derive)
• Source project file so I can tweak later
I’ll supply the raw timelapse footage, the photo set, and any logo files immediately after we start. Let me know your preferred editing tool, estimated turnaround, and any questions you have before diving in.