Faceless YouTube Scripts & Edits
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I run a new faceless YouTube channel that mixes entertainment with an educational angle, zeroing in on personal-development topics. Each video must feel fun to watch while still delivering practical, actionable insight—think “edutainment” backed by solid research and an engaging narrative arc.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Scriptwriting: craft concise, hook-heavy scripts (8–10 minutes) that open with a strong tease, weave in relatable stories, cite facts or studies where useful, and close with a clear takeaway.
• Video editing: assemble royalty-free stock clips, motion graphics, subtitles, b-roll, and background music into a smooth, fast-paced final cut suitable for a faceless format. Tools like Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve are fine as long as the result is 1080p ready for upload.
• Voice-over sync: time the visuals to an AI voice or supplied narration so pacing feels natural and the audience stays hooked.
• Thumbnails & title suggestions: optional but a plus; eye-catching imagery that matches YouTube’s CTR best practices.
Acceptance criteria: final MP4, project file, and script delivered on the agreed schedule; zero copyright claims; retention-friendly pacing (no dead air longer than three seconds); and information accurate to cited sources.
If you have a flair for storytelling and can edit quickly without showing a face on camera, let’s talk.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Scriptwriting: craft concise, hook-heavy scripts (8–10 minutes) that open with a strong tease, weave in relatable stories, cite facts or studies where useful, and close with a clear takeaway.
• Video editing: assemble royalty-free stock clips, motion graphics, subtitles, b-roll, and background music into a smooth, fast-paced final cut suitable for a faceless format. Tools like Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve are fine as long as the result is 1080p ready for upload.
• Voice-over sync: time the visuals to an AI voice or supplied narration so pacing feels natural and the audience stays hooked.
• Thumbnails & title suggestions: optional but a plus; eye-catching imagery that matches YouTube’s CTR best practices.
Acceptance criteria: final MP4, project file, and script delivered on the agreed schedule; zero copyright claims; retention-friendly pacing (no dead air longer than three seconds); and information accurate to cited sources.
If you have a flair for storytelling and can edit quickly without showing a face on camera, let’s talk.