Running Videos Advanced Editing & Scripts
Budget: ₹100 – ₹400 INR
I’m putting together a series of running-themed videos aimed squarely at fellow running enthusiasts and I need a creative partner who can handle both sides of the production: the visuals and the words.
On the edit:
• Raw footage already lives in neat folders; I’ll share them via Google Drive.
• I’m after advanced work—clean cuts are a given, but I really want well-timed effects, smooth motion transitions, and subtle text callouts that keep the pace energetic without feeling gimmicky.
• Basic colour tweaks are fine, yet the real focus is flow: whip-pans, speed ramps, and dynamic split screens that push the story forward.
On the writing:
Each clip (2–4 minutes) needs an informative, factual voice-over script or on-screen captions that break down technique tips, training science, or gear insights. Think Runner’s World article meets YouTube explainer—clear, concise, source-backed, and jargon-free.
Typical workflow I envision
1. I send you footage, a rough outline, and any reference studies or product specs.
2. You craft the script, we lock it, then you edit the video around that narrative.
3. Final delivery in 1080p (or 4K if footage allows) plus a separate text file for the script/captions.
I’m happy to iterate quickly via Frame.io or time-coded comments until it’s just right. If you run yourself, even better—you’ll “feel” the cadence I’m after. Let’s create content that keeps runners lacing up for more.
On the edit:
• Raw footage already lives in neat folders; I’ll share them via Google Drive.
• I’m after advanced work—clean cuts are a given, but I really want well-timed effects, smooth motion transitions, and subtle text callouts that keep the pace energetic without feeling gimmicky.
• Basic colour tweaks are fine, yet the real focus is flow: whip-pans, speed ramps, and dynamic split screens that push the story forward.
On the writing:
Each clip (2–4 minutes) needs an informative, factual voice-over script or on-screen captions that break down technique tips, training science, or gear insights. Think Runner’s World article meets YouTube explainer—clear, concise, source-backed, and jargon-free.
Typical workflow I envision
1. I send you footage, a rough outline, and any reference studies or product specs.
2. You craft the script, we lock it, then you edit the video around that narrative.
3. Final delivery in 1080p (or 4K if footage allows) plus a separate text file for the script/captions.
I’m happy to iterate quickly via Frame.io or time-coded comments until it’s just right. If you run yourself, even better—you’ll “feel” the cadence I’m after. Let’s create content that keeps runners lacing up for more.