High-School Geometry Video Series

I run a small but growing YouTube channel that helps students keep up with their math classes, and I’m ready to launch a series of clear, engaging instructional videos devoted entirely to high-school Geometry. The goal is to walk viewers through key theorems, proofs, constructions, and real-world problem applications so they can follow along, pause, and practise on their own.

Here’s what I need from you:
• A set of polished, teacher-style videos (screen-recorded notes, digital whiteboard, or on-camera walkthroughs) that explain one Geometry concept per episode.
• Clean editing with readable on-screen annotations, smooth transitions, and legible equations—feel free to use Camtasia, OBS, Premiere Pro, or any tool you prefer as long as the final output is 1080p MP4.
• A concise voice-over script (or speaker notes) so I can provide accurate captions.
• A compelling thumbnail for each video to help the content stand out in search.

Acceptance criteria:
• Concepts are explained step by step, using examples that match a typical high-school syllabus.
• Audio is clear, free of background noise, and synced with visuals.
• Final files delivered via a shared Google Drive folder, ready to upload without further tweaks.

The immediate focus is Geometry, but once this series is up and running I may branch into Algebra or even Calculus, so there’s potential for an ongoing collaboration if we click.