Video Filter & LUT Designer + Reel Template Specialist (DaVinci / CapCut / Photoshop)

We are launching a Reels-style mobile video and photo editor and need someone fluent in video aesthetics to build our filters, transition previews, and template looks. The app engine is already built, so this is asset and spec work, not development. Scope of deliverables: Filters: design a set of color grades and export them as .cube 3D LUT files (LUT_3D_SIZE 33), each with a preview thumbnail. Looks include clean, warm, vivid, black and white, vintage, and film styles Transition thumbnails: 71 static preview tiles that read clearly at small size and represent each transition effect Template storyboards: spec a set of short reel templates that cut on the beat, including slot counts, per-shot timing, which transitions to use, and text or overlays. Some are music-driven and use our Epidemic Sound integration (you provide the track ID plus BPM and a beats-per-cut pattern) Support on motion-style overlays and frame assets as needed What we provide: a full requirements tracker that lists every asset, its exact format and specs, the complete transition list, and the canvas dimensions, with a status column for tracking. No guesswork. You are a great fit if you have: real color grading and LUT creation experience (DaVinci Resolve, Photoshop, Capture One, or similar), a strong sense of trending short-form video aesthetics, and the ability to translate reference edits from CapCut, Instagram, and Canva into original timelines. Nice to have: motion design, experience editing or designing for short-form social video, and an eye for beat-synced pacing. To apply, send samples that show you can do the kind of work this project needs: -Two or three transition samples you have made or edited, the kind of clean, satisfying transitions you would expect in a Reels app (link to reels, a showreel, or short clips) -A sticker, icon, or frame set you have made (transparent PNGs), ideally with a modern social-media feel -Any color grade or LUT work, and if you have made .cube LUT files before, say so and show a before-and-after -One example of a consistent batch or set, so we can see your work stays uniform across many pieces