Memorial Tribute Video Editor — Collaborate with Family on Heartfelt Celebration-of-Life Film

Got it. Let me give you Upwork job postings you can use. And on your question about whether it's two people — you're mostly right, but let me give you the honest lay of the land first, because it affects how you post. One Person or Two? Tribute/memorial video editing and AI-video work are usually different specialties, so two postings is the right instinct. But there's a real overlap emerging — some video editors now also do AI work (photo animation, voice, restoration). So here's how I'd approach it: post two separate jobs, but in the editing job, add a line saying "AI experience a plus." That way, if one talented person can do both, they'll raise their hand, and you might consolidate. If not, you've got two specialists. Also, since Ankush is doing much of the work and you need assistance rather than full turnkey production, I've written these as collaborator / specialist support roles, not "do the whole thing." That changes the tone and will attract people comfortable working alongside a family member rather than taking over. It also tends to lower cost. POSTING 1 — Memorial Tribute Video Editor (Collaborator) Title: Memorial Tribute Video Editor — Collaborate with Family on Heartfelt Celebration-of-Life Film Description: We're creating a tribute video to honor my brother, who recently passed. This is a deeply personal project and we're looking for an editor with genuine sensitivity, strong storytelling instincts, and experience with memorial or celebration-of-life films. A family member (my cousin) will be doing much of the hands-on work and footage gathering — so this role is a skilled collaborator and editor who can elevate the production, guide the structure, and handle advanced editing, rather than producing it entirely solo.