Educational Video & Tutorial Production
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I want to replicate the engaging, story-driven style shown in this reference clip: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/T7BivxKVDf8. Your first step will be to reverse-engineer that sample, pinpointing the exact software and any plug-ins, templates, or assets that make it look and flow the way it does.
Once the toolset is confirmed, please create one complete educational video aimed at primary- or secondary-level learners. I have not locked in a subject yet, so feel free to propose a topic you can showcase particularly well (math, science, history—whatever will best demonstrate the method). The priority is to match the pace, narration style, and lively visual storytelling of the example.
After the lesson video is finished, record a separate tutorial that walks through the entire build from blank project to final export. Explain every setting, shortcut, and voice-over/narration step so someone with basic computer skills could follow along.
Finally, turn that walkthrough into a companion PDF. The document should include screen captures, step-by-step written instructions, and any download links or asset attributions needed to reproduce the video exactly.
Deliverables
1. A polished educational video in the same narrative style as the reference.
2. A full-length tutorial video covering the complete creation process.
3. A well-organized PDF guide with detailed, illustrated steps.
4. A short note naming the software, plug-ins, and key assets identified from the reference.
Acceptance criteria
• Visual and storytelling style clearly echoes the YouTube example.
• Tutorial and PDF are comprehensive enough for a beginner to replicate the project without extra guidance.
• All files are delivered in their editable native formats as well as final exports (e.g., project file, assets, MP4).
Feel free to use any editing or motion-graphics software you deem best for the job; I have no preference as long as the end result matches the reference and the process is fully documented.
Once the toolset is confirmed, please create one complete educational video aimed at primary- or secondary-level learners. I have not locked in a subject yet, so feel free to propose a topic you can showcase particularly well (math, science, history—whatever will best demonstrate the method). The priority is to match the pace, narration style, and lively visual storytelling of the example.
After the lesson video is finished, record a separate tutorial that walks through the entire build from blank project to final export. Explain every setting, shortcut, and voice-over/narration step so someone with basic computer skills could follow along.
Finally, turn that walkthrough into a companion PDF. The document should include screen captures, step-by-step written instructions, and any download links or asset attributions needed to reproduce the video exactly.
Deliverables
1. A polished educational video in the same narrative style as the reference.
2. A full-length tutorial video covering the complete creation process.
3. A well-organized PDF guide with detailed, illustrated steps.
4. A short note naming the software, plug-ins, and key assets identified from the reference.
Acceptance criteria
• Visual and storytelling style clearly echoes the YouTube example.
• Tutorial and PDF are comprehensive enough for a beginner to replicate the project without extra guidance.
• All files are delivered in their editable native formats as well as final exports (e.g., project file, assets, MP4).
Feel free to use any editing or motion-graphics software you deem best for the job; I have no preference as long as the end result matches the reference and the process is fully documented.
Related categories:
Animation
Final Cut Pro
Motion Graphics
Video Production
Video Editing
Adobe Premiere Pro
Camtasia
Voice Over