Video Talks to Publishable Content -- 3
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I have a growing library of videos, each running close to 2 hours, and I need every talk transformed into content that is ready for the public eye. Your first step will be to pull an accurate transcript, then rewrite it so the language flows naturally in polished, professional English. From there, I want you to craft standalone articles and blog posts suitable for my website and social media channels, complete with engaging titles and coherent topic structure—even when the source material jumps around.
What matters most to me is that every finished piece reads as if it were purpose-written, not simply transcribed. To that end, please focus on:
• Grammar and punctuation
• Sentence construction
• Overall readability
Deliverables for each video:
1. A clean, well-formatted transcript in Google Docs or Word.
2. One or more articles/blog posts (length and count will depend on the content density) with compelling headlines and brief synopses.
3. A master document or outline that groups related transcripts into logical chapters so they can later be compiled into full-length books.
Familiarity with transcription tools such as Otter, Descript, or similar, alongside strong editorial skills in MS Word or Google Docs, will help you move quickly. If you can also suggest social-media-ready snippets or pull-quotes along the way, that’s a plus.
Let me know how you would approach the workflow, roughly how many finished words you expect per 30-minute video, and any past examples of long-form video you’ve reshaped into print-ready content.
What matters most to me is that every finished piece reads as if it were purpose-written, not simply transcribed. To that end, please focus on:
• Grammar and punctuation
• Sentence construction
• Overall readability
Deliverables for each video:
1. A clean, well-formatted transcript in Google Docs or Word.
2. One or more articles/blog posts (length and count will depend on the content density) with compelling headlines and brief synopses.
3. A master document or outline that groups related transcripts into logical chapters so they can later be compiled into full-length books.
Familiarity with transcription tools such as Otter, Descript, or similar, alongside strong editorial skills in MS Word or Google Docs, will help you move quickly. If you can also suggest social-media-ready snippets or pull-quotes along the way, that’s a plus.
Let me know how you would approach the workflow, roughly how many finished words you expect per 30-minute video, and any past examples of long-form video you’ve reshaped into print-ready content.