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[Hiring] Video Editing for educational/documentary content covering Military tech & battles. Full-Time hire preferred.
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[Hiring] Video Editing for educational/documentary content covering Military tech & battles. Full-Time hire preferred.

Hello everyone, I'm starting an educational/documentary media covering military technology and battles. Most of the video(like 95%) will rely on matching assets with the script/Voice Over, but fast-paced—averaging between 3-11 seconds per clip. The YouTube channel linked below is a perfect example of the visual vibe(fast cut, color grading, typograph, BGM, VO etc etc) I'm going for: ( https://youtu.be/EC1145PvEQA?si=Cktcc0b2muhu0Rwe ).

No AI, very little to no motion graphics, some kinetic typography etc etc. The main thing is matching the assets with the script/voiceover & sometimes you would need to do a little color grading to make the assets vibrant/beautiful, as most of the assests r the clips from the public domain & you do know how industrial or bad looking those clips are.

So basically, your main tasks will be matching clips with voiceover, color grading, and dropping in kinetic typography. I’ll hand you the clip & image resources, the voiceover, the BGM, and the general direction. You just need to pick the best assets for each specific part of the script. Feel free to use AI tools to select clips or images, handle the keyframing, or speed up whatever else you need in your workflow. There will also be some memes & comic reliefs too, so if you have a funny bone, it would be great.

The long-form videos will be around 20 minutes, and everything needs to be delivered in 4K at 24fps. From that, I'll also need you to pull about 12-15 Shorts.

For the Shorts, mostly you just drop the 16:9 clip in the middle, add a Gaussian blur background top and bottom, and put captions right in the center. This video shows the exact type of short i want: ( https://youtu.be/lfUX3THrekY?si=FNoUXGltfxbiodti )

I would prefer a full-time editor or at least someone who puts me as a priority & pay would be 20k inr per month, could increase the budget somewhat if your portfolio is great. I’m planning to drop 2-3 of these every 10 days. Let me know if you’d be interested in this! If yes, please send over your portfolio(dont jst reply with hi & wait for my reply, i would prefer you send me the portfolio in my DM &/or your questions/thoughts regarding this), and we can hop on a quick call to talk details. Also i would love to see your work in long-format with something similar to my type of videos in the portfolio, tht would be my priority but i understand if you jst send your best work too.

Best regards.

u/-Kakashi_Hatake — 5 days ago
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[Hiring] Video Editing for educational/documentary content covering Military tech & battles. Full-Time hire preferred.

Hello everyone, I'm starting an educational/documentary media covering military tech and battles.Most of the video will rely on still images (think Ken Burns style), but super fast-paced—averaging about 6 seconds per image. The Muhammad Ali documentary linked below is a perfect example of the visual vibe I'm going for:( https://www.youtube.com/live/wP127Ln78Zw?si=CB0qK1scJNEqWKTM ).

There will also be some video clips and kinetic typography. These two examples perfectly show the overall editing style and energy I want, just imagine replacing the talking head with those fast-paced still images:

( https://youtu.be/bG_4z8x46B0?si=BTO0uADlwaMYM-d5 )

( https://youtu.be/eRlzblOE1-c?si=7eM3DBw78biTTvu_ )

So basically, your main tasks will be applying dynamic Ken Burns effects (keyframing), color grading, and dropping in kinetic typography. I’ll hand you the image and clip resources, the voiceover, the BGM, and the general direction. You just need to pick the best assets for each specific part of the script. Feel free to use AI tools to select images, handle the keyframing, or speed up whatever else you need in your workflow.

The long-form videos will be around 20 minutes, and everything needs to be delivered in 4K at 24fps. From that, I'll also need you to pull about 12-15 Shorts. For the Shorts, mostly you just drop the 16:9 clip in the middle, add a Gaussian blur background top and bottom, and put captions right in the center. But for about 20-30% of the Short (like meme cutaways or heavy text scenes), it needs to snap to full 9:16 vertical, which might require a little bit of re-keyframing:

( https://youtu.be/lfUX3THrekY?si=bicG07cNHW5dI9Bm )

I would prefer a full-time editor for me & pay would be 20k inr per month. I’m planning to drop 2-3 of these a week. Let me know if you’d be interested in this! If yes, send over your portfolio and we can hop on a quick call to talk details.

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u/-Kakashi_Hatake — 1 month ago
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[Hiring] Video Editing for educational/documentary content covering Military tech & battles. Full-Time hire preferred.

Hello everyone, I'm starting an educational/documentary media covering military tech and battles.Most of the video will rely on still images (think Ken Burns style), but super fast-paced—averaging about 6 seconds per image. The Muhammad Ali documentary linked below is a perfect example of the visual vibe I'm going for:( https://www.youtube.com/live/wP127Ln78Zw?si=CB0qK1scJNEqWKTM ).

There will also be some video clips and kinetic typography. These two examples perfectly show the overall editing style and energy I want, just imagine replacing the talking head with those fast-paced still images:
( https://youtu.be/bG_4z8x46B0?si=BTO0uADlwaMYM-d5 )
( https://youtu.be/eRlzblOE1-c?si=7eM3DBw78biTTvu_ )

So basically, your main tasks will be applying dynamic Ken Burns effects (keyframing), color grading, and dropping in kinetic typography. I’ll hand you the image and clip resources, the voiceover, the BGM, and the general direction. You just need to pick the best assets for each specific part of the script. Feel free to use AI tools to select images, handle the keyframing, or speed up whatever else you need in your workflow.

The long-form videos will be around 20 minutes, and everything needs to be delivered in 4K at 24fps. From that, I'll also need you to pull about 12-15 Shorts. For the Shorts, mostly you just drop the 16:9 clip in the middle, add a Gaussian blur background top and bottom, and put captions right in the center. But for about 20-30% of the Short (like meme cutaways or heavy text scenes), it needs to snap to full 9:16 vertical, which might require a little bit of re-keyframing:
( https://youtu.be/lfUX3THrekY?si=bicG07cNHW5dI9Bm )

I would prefer a full-time editor for me & pay would be 20k inr per month. I’m planning to drop 2-3 of these a week. Let me know if you’d be interested in this! If yes, send over your portfolio and we can hop on a quick call to talk details.

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u/-Kakashi_Hatake — 1 month ago