Educational YouTube Video Editing
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I have a growing channel focused on teaching viewers new skills, and I’m ready to hand off the post-production workload to an experienced editor. Each video will arrive as raw 1080p (sometimes 4K) footage alongside a rough outline; what I need back is a clean, engaging cut that keeps the pace tight, highlights key learning moments, and includes light motion graphics or call-outs when they add clarity.
Typical scope per episode:
• Trim and arrange clips for a logical, energetic flow (8-12 minutes final runtime).
• Balance and sweeten audio, remove background noise, add royalty-free music where appropriate.
• Insert on-screen text, lower thirds, and simple animated pointers to emphasise important concepts.
• Colour-correct for a consistent, bright look that matches our existing style.
• Export two deliverables: the full-quality master (ProRes or DNxHD) and a ready-to-upload MP4.
I’m most interested in editors who can point to prior YouTube work—especially educational or tutorial channels—and explain how their approach keeps retention high. If you’ve also got a knack for designing click-worthy thumbnails, mention it; that will be a bonus down the line.
Let me know which NLE you prefer (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve, etc.) and share links to finished videos you’ve cut. I’ll send a short test project to finalists so we can confirm the fit before moving into a recurring arrangement.
Typical scope per episode:
• Trim and arrange clips for a logical, energetic flow (8-12 minutes final runtime).
• Balance and sweeten audio, remove background noise, add royalty-free music where appropriate.
• Insert on-screen text, lower thirds, and simple animated pointers to emphasise important concepts.
• Colour-correct for a consistent, bright look that matches our existing style.
• Export two deliverables: the full-quality master (ProRes or DNxHD) and a ready-to-upload MP4.
I’m most interested in editors who can point to prior YouTube work—especially educational or tutorial channels—and explain how their approach keeps retention high. If you’ve also got a knack for designing click-worthy thumbnails, mention it; that will be a bonus down the line.
Let me know which NLE you prefer (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve, etc.) and share links to finished videos you’ve cut. I’ll send a short test project to finalists so we can confirm the fit before moving into a recurring arrangement.