Create Trendy YouTube Shorts Edits
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
Every week I drop a folder of raw vertical clips and expect them to come back as punchy 15-60-second YouTube Shorts that feel fresh, fast and built for the algorithm. The visual tone is trendy and visually appealing rather than comedic or tutorial-heavy, so pacing, colour work, and sound design all need to push the viewer to keep watching until the very last frame.
Smooth, creative transitions are non-negotiable; they should stitch shots together in a way that feels native to TikTok/Reels culture without looking over-produced. If you have clever ideas for motion graphics, text call-outs, or light animation flourishes, feel free to suggest them—although the core brief is transitions first.
I shoot in 4K 60 fps; you’ll receive the footage in a Google Drive folder along with a reference link for the vibe I want that week. After Effects, Premiere Pro, Final Cut, CapCut or DaVinci Resolve are all fine, as long as the final file lands in a clean 1080×1920 H.264 ready for upload.
Deliverable
• One polished Short returned within 48 hours of receiving the source files (additional batches follow the same timeline).
I review every cut; when the pacing feels tight, the transitions pop, and the colour grade matches the reference, the job is approved and we move on to the next batch.
Smooth, creative transitions are non-negotiable; they should stitch shots together in a way that feels native to TikTok/Reels culture without looking over-produced. If you have clever ideas for motion graphics, text call-outs, or light animation flourishes, feel free to suggest them—although the core brief is transitions first.
I shoot in 4K 60 fps; you’ll receive the footage in a Google Drive folder along with a reference link for the vibe I want that week. After Effects, Premiere Pro, Final Cut, CapCut or DaVinci Resolve are all fine, as long as the final file lands in a clean 1080×1920 H.264 ready for upload.
Deliverable
• One polished Short returned within 48 hours of receiving the source files (additional batches follow the same timeline).
I review every cut; when the pacing feels tight, the transitions pop, and the colour grade matches the reference, the job is approved and we move on to the next batch.
Related categories:
Animation
After Effects
Final Cut Pro
Motion Graphics
Video Editing
DaVinci Resolve
CapCut