Warhammer Infantry Two Painting Videos
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’m putting together two short, easy-to-follow videos that show hobbyists how to take a pair of Age of Sigmar infantry models from bare plastic to a battle-ready finish in the classic tabletop style. The audience is absolute beginners, so every step—from priming and base-coating to quick shading, highlighting, and a simple textured base—needs to be demonstrated with clear, basic techniques and explained in plain language.
What I need from you
• Two separate, narrated HD videos (1080p or better) covering one miniature each, shot from a steady, well-lit overhead camera angle.
• Real-time or lightly sped-up footage that lets viewers see brush placement while you describe paint colors, brush sizes, thinning, and drying times.
• A concise voice-over (or on-camera commentary) guiding viewers through the process without assuming prior experience.
• Minimal editing graphics—just the paint name and step title on screen when relevant—so the focus stays on the model.
• Final files delivered in MP4 along with a simple text rundown of the paint list and steps for reference.
Keep the tone encouraging and approachable, show your brush work clearly, and finish each model to a consistent tabletop standard that looks great on the battlefield without taking hours to replicate. If this sounds like your wheelhouse, I’m excited to see a quick sample clip or a link to a previous tutorial you’ve produced.
What I need from you
• Two separate, narrated HD videos (1080p or better) covering one miniature each, shot from a steady, well-lit overhead camera angle.
• Real-time or lightly sped-up footage that lets viewers see brush placement while you describe paint colors, brush sizes, thinning, and drying times.
• A concise voice-over (or on-camera commentary) guiding viewers through the process without assuming prior experience.
• Minimal editing graphics—just the paint name and step title on screen when relevant—so the focus stays on the model.
• Final files delivered in MP4 along with a simple text rundown of the paint list and steps for reference.
Keep the tone encouraging and approachable, show your brush work clearly, and finish each model to a consistent tabletop standard that looks great on the battlefield without taking hours to replicate. If this sounds like your wheelhouse, I’m excited to see a quick sample clip or a link to a previous tutorial you’ve produced.