Entertainment Video Content Creation
Budget: $30 – $250 AUD
My YouTube channel is moving from idea to execution and I want a creative partner who can shape and produce regular entertainment videos—specifically comedy, drama, and the occasional action-style segment. We will start by mapping out exactly which sub-genres, formats, and on-camera personalities fit the channel’s voice, then lock in a publishing rhythm that feels sustainable (I’m leaning toward weekly releases, but I’m open to your insight).
Here’s what I need from you:
• A short discovery call so we can align on themes, audience, and tone.
• A rough content calendar for the first month, outlining video concepts and tentative release dates.
• End-to-end production on each agreed concept—script or outline, filming (remote or local solutions are both fine), editing, simple motion graphics if it lifts the story, and polished thumbnails ready for YouTube upload.
• Final delivery in 1080p or higher, optimized for YouTube’s compression guidelines, plus the raw project files in case we need tweaks later.
Acceptance criteria: each video must run between 6-10 minutes, open with an engaging hook in the first 10 seconds, and close with a clear CTA that fits the channel’s branding. All music, sound effects, and footage should be royalty-free or properly licensed.
If you’re comfortable blending humor with narrative, can keep production values consistent, and enjoy fine-tuning videos for YouTube’s algorithm, let’s talk details and get the first month of content rolling.
Here’s what I need from you:
• A short discovery call so we can align on themes, audience, and tone.
• A rough content calendar for the first month, outlining video concepts and tentative release dates.
• End-to-end production on each agreed concept—script or outline, filming (remote or local solutions are both fine), editing, simple motion graphics if it lifts the story, and polished thumbnails ready for YouTube upload.
• Final delivery in 1080p or higher, optimized for YouTube’s compression guidelines, plus the raw project files in case we need tweaks later.
Acceptance criteria: each video must run between 6-10 minutes, open with an engaging hook in the first 10 seconds, and close with a clear CTA that fits the channel’s branding. All music, sound effects, and footage should be royalty-free or properly licensed.
If you’re comfortable blending humor with narrative, can keep production values consistent, and enjoy fine-tuning videos for YouTube’s algorithm, let’s talk details and get the first month of content rolling.