YouTube Heavy Machinery Explainer Video Editing

I have the script and the recorded voice-over ready for a new explainer episode on my heavy-machinery YouTube channel; what I now need is a sharp editor who can turn those raw assets into an engaging finished video.

Here’s how I picture the flow:
• Pacing that alternates between quick, energetic cuts during demonstrations and smoother, more fluid transitions when the narration dives into technical detail.
• Clear text overlays that highlight specs, capacities, safety warnings, and key take-aways as they’re mentioned.
• Simple, clean animated graphics—think call-outs, arrows, and dimension lines—so viewers instantly grasp where to look on the machine.
• Well-chosen B-roll of real-world operation (stock or your own library) threaded through each segment to illustrate the concepts instead of relying on stills.

I’ll supply:
– Final script (≈1,200 words)
– Professionally recorded voice-over (WAV, 48 kHz)
– My channel’s branding kit (logo, lower third, font, and color codes)

You deliver:
1. A polished 8–12 minute 1080p (or higher) YouTube-ready MP4 that syncs perfectly with the voice-over.
2. Separate SRT captions generated from the timeline.
3. Project files (Premiere Pro, After Effects, or DaVinci Resolve—whichever you use) so I can archive and tweak if needed.

Acceptance check:
• All narration covered visually within 2 seconds.
• No copyrighted footage or music that could flag YouTube Content ID.
• Audio levels normalized to –14 LUFS with dialogue clearly on top of effects/background music.
• Final file size under 1 GB for easy upload.

When you reply, link me directly to past editing work—especially any pieces featuring industrial or technical subjects—so I can get a feel for your pacing and graphics style. Looking forward to collaborating and showcasing these massive machines in the most captivating way possible.