Assemble 50 Short Videos (All Text, Audio, Backgrounds provided) -- 2
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I need a skilled video editor to turn my prepared assets into a cohesive set of 50 short clips, each around 10 seconds long. The clips are grouped into four distinct topics, and every topic already has its own background image and audio track.
Here’s what I’ll provide:
• 50 on-screen text lines, already categorized by topic
• 4 high-resolution background images (one per topic)
• 4 audio tracks (one set per topic, to be used sequentially within that topic)
• 3 licensed fonts (Montserrat, Trajan, Noto Sans)
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/7g8b3sk77qedzwaydmgn7/AOrihhLnnQqvs2fnXQ7kQJo?rlkey=e1kaisjf6wsb2akxcxlqh0nuu&st=ixta9m0y&dl=0
Your task:
1. Build a 10-second video for each text line, pairing it with its topic’s background.
2. Lay the audio tracks sequentially for each topic—first text gets track 1, second gets track 2, and so on, looping as needed.
3. Keep text animation simple; no fades, typewriter, or other effects are required. Clean placement and legibility are key.
4. Export the 50 finished files in a web-ready format (MP4/H.264 or similar) with consistent resolution and naming that reflects topic and sequence.
Smooth pacing, crisp cuts, and accurate synchronization will be the success factors. If you work in Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve, or a comparable editor, that’s perfect—just deliver polished, ready-to-publish videos.
Here’s what I’ll provide:
• 50 on-screen text lines, already categorized by topic
• 4 high-resolution background images (one per topic)
• 4 audio tracks (one set per topic, to be used sequentially within that topic)
• 3 licensed fonts (Montserrat, Trajan, Noto Sans)
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/7g8b3sk77qedzwaydmgn7/AOrihhLnnQqvs2fnXQ7kQJo?rlkey=e1kaisjf6wsb2akxcxlqh0nuu&st=ixta9m0y&dl=0
Your task:
1. Build a 10-second video for each text line, pairing it with its topic’s background.
2. Lay the audio tracks sequentially for each topic—first text gets track 1, second gets track 2, and so on, looping as needed.
3. Keep text animation simple; no fades, typewriter, or other effects are required. Clean placement and legibility are key.
4. Export the 50 finished files in a web-ready format (MP4/H.264 or similar) with consistent resolution and naming that reflects topic and sequence.
Smooth pacing, crisp cuts, and accurate synchronization will be the success factors. If you work in Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve, or a comparable editor, that’s perfect—just deliver polished, ready-to-publish videos.