Slow-Mo Athlete Game Highlight Reels
Budget: $8 – $15 USD
I’ve got raw game footage that captures my best on-field moments, and I want to turn those plays into eye-catching highlight reels that feel cinematic in slow motion. Each clip must be trimmed, color-graded, and retimed so every key move looks crisp and dramatic without dropping frame quality.
Here’s what I’m after:
• Feed versions: square or 4:5, up to 60 s.
• Story versions: 9:16, broken into 15 s segments where needed.
Please weave in subtle transitions, light text callouts (scores, stats, or short captions), and royalty-free background music that complements the action. No heavy commentary overlays—let the slow-mo tell the story.
Final deliverables:
1. Exported MP4 files for both aspect ratios, ready to upload.
2. A shared project file (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve—whichever you prefer) so I can tweak text later if needed.
3. A quick style sheet noting fonts, color codes, and music source links to keep future posts consistent.
Smooth motion interpolation, clean cuts, and attention to beat syncing will be the benchmarks for approval. If you thrive on sports editing and know how to make every split-second look legendary on Instagram, I’d love to see a sample of your past work and kick this off right away.
Here’s what I’m after:
• Feed versions: square or 4:5, up to 60 s.
• Story versions: 9:16, broken into 15 s segments where needed.
Please weave in subtle transitions, light text callouts (scores, stats, or short captions), and royalty-free background music that complements the action. No heavy commentary overlays—let the slow-mo tell the story.
Final deliverables:
1. Exported MP4 files for both aspect ratios, ready to upload.
2. A shared project file (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve—whichever you prefer) so I can tweak text later if needed.
3. A quick style sheet noting fonts, color codes, and music source links to keep future posts consistent.
Smooth motion interpolation, clean cuts, and attention to beat syncing will be the benchmarks for approval. If you thrive on sports editing and know how to make every split-second look legendary on Instagram, I’d love to see a sample of your past work and kick this off right away.