Documentary Style Finance Video Editor

I'm a Certified Financial Planner (CFP®) in South Africa building a content brand for business owners, executives, and high-net-worth professionals — not a course-seller or hype-finance channel. I need an editor who can bring a premium, documentary-style feel to real financial and business decision breakdowns. Style references: Vox — premium, dramatic, attention-pulling pacing; how they build a story around a hook Johnny Harris — on-camera documentary pacing, cinematic B-roll woven with narrative, data/maps integrated naturally rather than bolted on Codie Sanchez / Contrarian Thinking — calm, intelligent authority; business content that doesn't need hype to feel premium Bloomberg Originals — reference for how numbers/charts should look: clean, restrained, expensive, not dashboard-y Muted/desaturated grade, minimal and elegant on-screen typography, deliberate pacing over rapid jump-cuts, real sound design (no meme SFX). Content format: Weekly video, self-shot by me, raw footage handed off for edit. Typical length 3–5 minutes, occasionally up to 7 — I keep things short-to-medium, not long-form. Format blends a dramatic real-world hook (a market event, a public financial story) with a real, anonymized client case file underneath — e.g., "A business owner nearly lost R1.4M in three minutes. Here's the mechanism. Here's why almost everyone falls for it." Scope of work per video: Colour grade (muted, editorial) Sound design and mix Motion graphics / text overlays (minimal, elegant) Simple data visualizations / chart animations where relevant Captions Cadence & budget: 4 videos/month, one per week. Budget $10–20/hr. I'd like to start with a single paid test video before discussing any ongoing retainer, so we can confirm the style lands before committing further. To apply, please share: 2–3 portfolio samples closest to the styles referenced above Your typical turnaround time per video Software you edit in (Premiere Pro / DaVinci Resolve) Your hourly rate within the stated range