Science Tutorial Video Production
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,000 INR
I run an educational channel that explains everyday science and technology concepts to a broad, non-specialist audience. I’m looking for a creative partner who can take a topic brief and turn it into a polished, tutorial-style video that is clear, accurate, and engaging from the first frame.
Here is how I picture the workflow: you research the assigned concept, write a concise yet conversational script, create (or source) visuals and on-screen graphics that reinforce each step, then edit everything into a finished piece ready for upload. I prefer a friendly, fast-paced tone that avoids jargon while still being scientifically rigorous.
Key Deliverables
• 30 sec -1 minute finished video in 1080p (MP4)
• Script (Google Docs) with references to reputable science or tech sources
• Voice-over synced to visuals (your voice or a royalty-free narrator)
The audience is the general public, so clear explanations, everyday examples, and smooth pacing are essential. If you routinely work in Premiere Pro, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve, or similar tools, please mention it—any animation or motion graphics skills are a big plus.
When you reply, show me a link to at least one tutorial or explainer video you’ve produced on a science or tech theme. Let’s make complex ideas feel simple and fun.
Here is how I picture the workflow: you research the assigned concept, write a concise yet conversational script, create (or source) visuals and on-screen graphics that reinforce each step, then edit everything into a finished piece ready for upload. I prefer a friendly, fast-paced tone that avoids jargon while still being scientifically rigorous.
Key Deliverables
• 30 sec -1 minute finished video in 1080p (MP4)
• Script (Google Docs) with references to reputable science or tech sources
• Voice-over synced to visuals (your voice or a royalty-free narrator)
The audience is the general public, so clear explanations, everyday examples, and smooth pacing are essential. If you routinely work in Premiere Pro, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve, or similar tools, please mention it—any animation or motion graphics skills are a big plus.
When you reply, show me a link to at least one tutorial or explainer video you’ve produced on a science or tech theme. Let’s make complex ideas feel simple and fun.