Cooking Videos & Social Media
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I run a home-cooking channel and want to step up both my content quality and my online presence. I’ll supply raw recipe footage; you turn each video into an energetic, fast-paced piece with slick transitions that holds attention from the first frame. After editing, I need the content published and actively managed on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.
Here’s what success looks like for me:
• Every recipe video trimmed to 3–7 minutes, colour-corrected, sound-balanced and branded with a quick intro/outro.
• Captions, thumbnail and short social teasers extracted from the main cut so each platform gets an optimised version.
• Daily scheduling across Facebook, Instagram Reels/Feed and YouTube (main video + Shorts), including engaging copy and relevant hashtags.
• Basic community management—reply to comments and flag anything I should answer personally.
• A short analytics snapshot at month-end so I can see what’s performing best.
You’re free to work in Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve or any tool you prefer, as long as the final files reach me in 1080p (16:9) and 1080x1920 (vertical) formats.
If you love food content, can cut quickly without losing narrative flow, and already handle cross-platform posting, I’d love to see samples of similar projects you’ve completed.
Here’s what success looks like for me:
• Every recipe video trimmed to 3–7 minutes, colour-corrected, sound-balanced and branded with a quick intro/outro.
• Captions, thumbnail and short social teasers extracted from the main cut so each platform gets an optimised version.
• Daily scheduling across Facebook, Instagram Reels/Feed and YouTube (main video + Shorts), including engaging copy and relevant hashtags.
• Basic community management—reply to comments and flag anything I should answer personally.
• A short analytics snapshot at month-end so I can see what’s performing best.
You’re free to work in Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve or any tool you prefer, as long as the final files reach me in 1080p (16:9) and 1080x1920 (vertical) formats.
If you love food content, can cut quickly without losing narrative flow, and already handle cross-platform posting, I’d love to see samples of similar projects you’ve completed.