Drama Film Stories & Assets
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I’m building a small YouTube channel that breaks down drama movies through engaging, scene-by-scene storytelling. The core of the job is crafting a compelling narrative that retells each film in a way that holds viewers right to the final frame.
Here’s the flow I have in mind:
• You receive the movie title and any key themes I want emphasized.
• You write a clear, spoiler-aware story script that runs 8–12 minutes when read at a natural pace.
• If you’re comfortable, record the voice-over in a warm, conversational tone; otherwise, flag it and I’ll handle the mic work.
• Assemble the final cut: tighten pacing, add royalty-free soundtrack stings, plus subtle captions or callouts where they enhance understanding. Adobe Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve are both fine.
• Design a high-click-through-rate thumbnail and simple channel banner in Photoshop, Canva, or a tool you prefer—bright, drama-appropriate colors, expressive character focus, and easy-to-read text.
Acceptance criteria
– Story flows logically, captures the emotion of the original drama, and avoids copyright-sensitive footage.
– Audio levels balanced, no clipping or background hiss.
– Final video exported in 1080p MP4, thumbnail in 1280×720 JPG under 2 MB, banner at 2560×1440.
– All source files (project files, layered PSD/Canva links, script, raw VO) shared in a single cloud folder.
I’m on a friendly budget, so efficiency matters—simple yet polished is the goal. Let me know how many films you can cover per week and share a quick sample if you have one.
Here’s the flow I have in mind:
• You receive the movie title and any key themes I want emphasized.
• You write a clear, spoiler-aware story script that runs 8–12 minutes when read at a natural pace.
• If you’re comfortable, record the voice-over in a warm, conversational tone; otherwise, flag it and I’ll handle the mic work.
• Assemble the final cut: tighten pacing, add royalty-free soundtrack stings, plus subtle captions or callouts where they enhance understanding. Adobe Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve are both fine.
• Design a high-click-through-rate thumbnail and simple channel banner in Photoshop, Canva, or a tool you prefer—bright, drama-appropriate colors, expressive character focus, and easy-to-read text.
Acceptance criteria
– Story flows logically, captures the emotion of the original drama, and avoids copyright-sensitive footage.
– Audio levels balanced, no clipping or background hiss.
– Final video exported in 1080p MP4, thumbnail in 1280×720 JPG under 2 MB, banner at 2560×1440.
– All source files (project files, layered PSD/Canva links, script, raw VO) shared in a single cloud folder.
I’m on a friendly budget, so efficiency matters—simple yet polished is the goal. Let me know how many films you can cover per week and share a quick sample if you have one.