Faceless Football channel

Hi, I run SportWorld, a faceless football channel focused on player stories, breakdowns, and analysis — who a player is, what makes them special, and where they're heading. Content covers skillsets, careers, stats! The videos are voiceover-based. You'll get a finished script and voiceover, and your job is to build the video around it — pulling the right clips and images, matching visuals to the narration, and adding captions, music, sound effects, and pacing that keep people watching. I want simple, clean, engaging edits. Not overcomplicated, but never boring. The edit has to stay locked to what the narrator is saying and keep the energy up. The vibe can shift depending on the video — some cinematic, some punchier — so read the script and match it. Because I use real football footage, the editing has to feel genuinely transformative and support the commentary — so you need to understand copyright and how to stay on the right side of it. Nothing should feel like raw reused clips. Cut, zoom, pan, crop, caption, freeze-frame, or visually change footage wherever it helps the story and keeps the video original. You should be able to: - Find relevant clips and images from the script - Match visuals to the narration - Add clean captions for key points - Use zooms, cuts, pans, crops, and pacing to stay engaging - Edit real footage transformatively vs. my homemade indexes, cards, and stats - Avoid long unedited clips - Add overlays, freeze frames, callouts, music, and sound effects where they fit - Make analysis feel entertaining - Deliver a finished, upload-ready video I make a lot of videos in the same format, so once you know the workflow there's plenty of repeat work and copy-pasting to your advantage. I'll ask for a short sample first. If it's a good match, you'll get 3 scripts to start.