Chess Channel Launch Support
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I’m setting up a brand-new YouTube channel devoted to chess news and updates, all tailored to absolute beginners. The tone I’m shooting for is a balanced mix—solid, accurate information presented in a light, approachable way that still feels instructive.
Here’s where I’d like help: developing and packaging the first run of videos so they look and sound professional from day one. That means turning the week’s chess headlines into short, jargon-free scripts, adding clear board visuals or screen captures where a position needs breaking down, and polishing everything in post with simple on-screen graphics, music beds, and an eye-catching thumbnail. I’ll record the voice-over; you make it sparkle.
Deliverables
• 3 fully edited videos (5-8 min each) in 1080p, ready to upload
• Matching thumbnails (1280×720) that pop at a glance
• Source project files and any layered artwork so I can reuse the style in future episodes
If you already work in tools like Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut, or Canva for thumbnails, that’s perfect—just let me know. Familiarity with lichess.org or Chess.com screen recording is a plus but not required.
Tell me a bit about similar YouTube work you’ve done and how quickly you can turn around a weekly news cycle. I’m excited to get the channel rolling and would love to start as soon as we lock in the right creative partner.
Here’s where I’d like help: developing and packaging the first run of videos so they look and sound professional from day one. That means turning the week’s chess headlines into short, jargon-free scripts, adding clear board visuals or screen captures where a position needs breaking down, and polishing everything in post with simple on-screen graphics, music beds, and an eye-catching thumbnail. I’ll record the voice-over; you make it sparkle.
Deliverables
• 3 fully edited videos (5-8 min each) in 1080p, ready to upload
• Matching thumbnails (1280×720) that pop at a glance
• Source project files and any layered artwork so I can reuse the style in future episodes
If you already work in tools like Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut, or Canva for thumbnails, that’s perfect—just let me know. Familiarity with lichess.org or Chess.com screen recording is a plus but not required.
Tell me a bit about similar YouTube work you’ve done and how quickly you can turn around a weekly news cycle. I’m excited to get the channel rolling and would love to start as soon as we lock in the right creative partner.