Educational Presentation Video Editing
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I’m a computer science student preparing a series of presentation-style videos and I need a skilled editor to turn my raw screen recordings, slide decks, and talking-head clips into polished, engaging educational content. The end goal is clear: enhance the overall presentation so the concepts are easy to follow, visually appealing, and paced just right for viewers who will be learning from them.
You’ll receive:
• Screen-capture footage (1080p) of my slides and code demos
• Separate audio tracks and brief on-camera intro/outro clips
• Any reference graphics or diagrams that need to be inserted
What I’m expecting back:
• A seamless, well-paced video (MP4, 1080p) with clean cuts, tasteful transitions, and text call-outs where explanations need emphasis
• Light colour correction and audio balancing so everything looks and sounds consistent
• Subtle motion graphics or slide zooms to keep attention without overwhelming the material
• Final file delivered via Google Drive plus the editable project file (Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or similar—use whatever you’re comfortable with)
If this sounds like your wheelhouse, send over a quick note and a link to one or two previous projects that show your flair for educational or tutorial editing. I’m eager to get the first video wrapped up soon and, if it clicks, I have several more lined up.
You’ll receive:
• Screen-capture footage (1080p) of my slides and code demos
• Separate audio tracks and brief on-camera intro/outro clips
• Any reference graphics or diagrams that need to be inserted
What I’m expecting back:
• A seamless, well-paced video (MP4, 1080p) with clean cuts, tasteful transitions, and text call-outs where explanations need emphasis
• Light colour correction and audio balancing so everything looks and sounds consistent
• Subtle motion graphics or slide zooms to keep attention without overwhelming the material
• Final file delivered via Google Drive plus the editable project file (Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or similar—use whatever you’re comfortable with)
If this sounds like your wheelhouse, send over a quick note and a link to one or two previous projects that show your flair for educational or tutorial editing. I’m eager to get the first video wrapped up soon and, if it clicks, I have several more lined up.