YouTube Documentary Video Editor

Video Editor Needed for a 45 Minute YouTube Documentary I am looking for a video editor to create a cinematic YouTube documentary titled “The Most Disturbing Moments Ever Caught on Live Television.” The finished video should feel real, suspenseful, intriguing, and professional. The documentary discusses actual television broadcasts involving disasters, emergencies, and disturbing historical events. The editing must remain non graphic and respectful. Budget: $50 total fixed price Video length: Up to 45 minutes I will provide The completed script The voice over recording The video title and thumbnail concept General direction for the editing style The editor will need to provide Licensed, public domain, copyright safe, or originally recreated visuals 4K footage whenever available A completed video exported in 4K Cinematic editing that keeps viewers engaged Visual changes approximately every 4 to 7 seconds Background music and sound effects that are copyright safe Clean transitions between each event On screen titles for dates, locations, broadcasts, and important facts Simple maps, timelines, television graphics, or recreations when helpful Basic audio balancing between narration, music, and sound effects A short intro hook and a polished ending Important content requirements Do not use graphic injuries, bodies, close ups of victims, or disturbing footage for shock value. Older television footage may not exist in 4K. It can be placed inside a professionally designed 4K frame with television screens, headlines, timelines, maps, or other supporting graphics. The editor must verify that archival footage and images are permitted for commercial YouTube use. Do not download random copyrighted news footage and assume it is safe to use. Please provide examples of documentary, mystery, educational, historical, or faceless YouTube videos you have edited. To confirm that you read the full job post, begin your proposal with: Hey Otter Please include your estimated turnaround time and confirm that you agree to the $50 total fixed price. Minor corrections for editing mistakes should be included.