Team for digital marketing
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I have a collection of personal clips that I want to weave into a polished, cinematic piece. All raw footage is already organised by scene; what I need now is a skilled editor who can turn these shots into a cohesive story.
The look I’m after is unmistakably cinematic—rich colour tones, deliberate pacing, and seamless flow. Please apply tasteful fade-in/fade-out transitions where they feel natural and perform professional colour grading to give the entire video a unified mood. If you believe the occasional slow-motion moment would elevate the narrative, feel free to suggest it, but the core requirements are the fades and colour work.
I’ll provide:
• Raw 4K clips (LOG format)
• A rough outline of scene order
• Reference links for colour inspiration
You will deliver:
• A fully edited video in 4K (and an HD down-res)
• A project file (Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve) with all edits intact
• A LUT or node tree, so I can reuse the colour grade on future footage
• One person for social media handler
Please keep the runtime under five minutes, export using H.264, and maintain audio sync throughout. Looking forward to seeing how you can transform these shots into a film-like memory.
The look I’m after is unmistakably cinematic—rich colour tones, deliberate pacing, and seamless flow. Please apply tasteful fade-in/fade-out transitions where they feel natural and perform professional colour grading to give the entire video a unified mood. If you believe the occasional slow-motion moment would elevate the narrative, feel free to suggest it, but the core requirements are the fades and colour work.
I’ll provide:
• Raw 4K clips (LOG format)
• A rough outline of scene order
• Reference links for colour inspiration
You will deliver:
• A fully edited video in 4K (and an HD down-res)
• A project file (Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve) with all edits intact
• A LUT or node tree, so I can reuse the colour grade on future footage
• One person for social media handler
Please keep the runtime under five minutes, export using H.264, and maintain audio sync throughout. Looking forward to seeing how you can transform these shots into a film-like memory.