Documentary Scriptwriting & Editing Support -- 2
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I’m in post-production on a documentary built around intimate personal stories and need a creative partner to take it across the finish line. I have interviews, B-roll, and archival clips already logged; what’s missing is a compelling script and a polished edit that weaves everything together with emotional punch and clear narrative flow.
Here’s the workflow I have in mind:
• Script pass – transform my interview transcripts and notes into a scene-by-scene script that introduces each storyteller, builds tension, and lands on a memorable conclusion.
• Editorial build – assemble a rough cut from the supplied footage, follow the approved script, and refine pacing, sound, and transitions.
• Finishing – colour grade, mix audio, add lower thirds, and deliver the master in 4K (plus a proxy 1080p).
You’ll get a neatly organised drive with media folders, time-coded transcripts, and my preliminary outline. Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve are both fine as long as the project file comes back with clean, relinkable media paths.
What I’d like to see from you when you reply is a quick note about your relevant experience on documentary or personal-story-driven work—no need for a full proposal yet. If our styles match, we’ll hash out milestones for the script draft, rough cut, and final delivery.
Looking forward to collaborating and bringing these stories to life.
Here’s the workflow I have in mind:
• Script pass – transform my interview transcripts and notes into a scene-by-scene script that introduces each storyteller, builds tension, and lands on a memorable conclusion.
• Editorial build – assemble a rough cut from the supplied footage, follow the approved script, and refine pacing, sound, and transitions.
• Finishing – colour grade, mix audio, add lower thirds, and deliver the master in 4K (plus a proxy 1080p).
You’ll get a neatly organised drive with media folders, time-coded transcripts, and my preliminary outline. Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve are both fine as long as the project file comes back with clean, relinkable media paths.
What I’d like to see from you when you reply is a quick note about your relevant experience on documentary or personal-story-driven work—no need for a full proposal yet. If our styles match, we’ll hash out milestones for the script draft, rough cut, and final delivery.
Looking forward to collaborating and bringing these stories to life.