We are a small consulting firm running paid media for a grassroots congressional campaign in western Kentucky. The creative work is done — we have a 15-page approved storyboard, an editor's pull sheet with every clip and in/out point, a folder of selected footage, and a 6-minute speech master. We need an editor to take those materials and deliver a polished, broadcast-ready :75 vertical (9:16) spot, a 16:9 conform, and a :30 cutdown. A rough cut already exists as a timing reference; your job is to make it great. WHAT YOU GET FROM US Storyboard v4 (PDF): 12 scenes with verbatim VO pulls, on-screen text, footage cast, audio notes, and 16:9 reframe notes. Editor's pull sheet (XLSX): 36 pulls with file, in/out, orientation, mute/sound flag, event/date, and notes; plus a Rules & Excludes tab. Selects folder (Drive): 24 renamed clips/stills, the speech master (1080p, 5:53), and word-level timecodes for every VO line. Rough cut v1 (67s, 9:16) as a pacing reference — rebuild from the sources; do not just polish it. Brand: navy #1B2A4A, red #C8102E, white; Montserrat ExtraBold for captions; text-only end card. DELIVERABLES :75 vertical master — 1080x1920, H.264, 30fps, -16 LUFS, burned-in captions on every VO line; high-bitrate MP4 plus a social-ready MP4. 16:9 conform — 1920x1080, same cut; vertical B-roll handled with blur-fill or split-screen (your call, show us). :30 cutdown — 9:16 and 16:9, per the cutdown map on the storyboard's last page. Project file (Premiere or Resolve) and an SRT for each version. Two revision rounds after the first cut. NON-NEGOTIABLE RULES (they are in the storyboard — read it) VO is verbatim from the speech master. No rewrites, paraphrase, AI voice, or re-ordering words inside a pull. No donate ask. End card is "WILLIAMSFORKY.COM — JOIN US." plus the paid-for line. Zero opponent content: no names, no report-card/F-score props. The Excludes list names every file and frame to avoid. Every candid clip runs muted under the speech unless the pull sheet says SOUND ON (only the crowd chant). Opens and closes on "I am here for you." TIMELINE & BUDGET First full cut within 72 hours of receiving files; final within 7 days. Fixed price $500–$1,000 depending on experience, paid in milestones (test → first cut → final). Strong chance of ongoing work through November 3 (4–6 spots/month) for the right editor. ABOUT YOU US-based; portfolio with political, advocacy, nonprofit, or documentary-style social video; you have cut vertical ads with burned-in captions. You can read a storyboard and a pull sheet and execute without hand-holding — and you tell us when something in the plan does not work. Fast, responsive, comfortable with campaign pace and confidentiality (NDA required; all footage is client property). TO APPLY Send (1) links to your two most relevant spots, (2) your turnaround for the first cut, (3) your fixed price for the three deliverables, and (4) one sentence on how you would handle a 16:9 conform of phone-vertical B-roll. Shortlisted editors get a $150 paid test: Scenes 3 and 9 from the storyboard as a 15-second sample within 24 hours.

About the role I run a lead-gen company for life insurance agents and I've built it largely on content — raw, honest, "here's how the machine actually works." Managing $1M+ in ad spend, the brand is growing, and I need a creative director to turn my raw material into a repeatable signature look and feel. This is not a cut-to-my-brief editing gig. I want someone with a real eye who can take footage and ideas and make them unmistakably mine. The signature you'd be protecting: the honest operator who shows the actual machine. Two modes — the machine (clean, dark-mode data/board visuals = authority) and the man (raw, personal footage = connection). My best-performing content is raw, not glossy; polish for polish's sake makes it generic. Your job is to sharpen that, not replace it. You are: - Someone with genuine taste — you can look at raw footage and know how to cut it so it hits. - A believer that authentic is better than over produced. Restraint over effects. - Able to work in both modes above (clean-authority and raw-human). - Fast, and you finish what you start. - Comfortable with some travel for shoots/events (a plus, not required). You are NOT: - A "cinematic" editor whose reflex is drone shots, heavy color grades, and hype transitions. - Into the fake-guru aesthetic (flexing, fake urgency, rented-lifestyle energy). Hard no. - Someone who needs a detailed brief for every task. I want a partner with an eye. Comp & structure: Paid trial first (real footage, paid) so we both see the fit. For the right person, $3–4k/mo ongoing, remote with occasional travel. How to apply — do this instead of a cover letter: 1. One or two lines on the single thing you'd change about my content, and why. (Instagram: @__hammadkhan_) 2. Link 2–3 examples where your taste shows (not a client's brief you executed). 3. Skip the generic proposal template — I read for taste, not keywords. Shortlisted applicants get a short paid trial cut on my real footage (details below). That cut is the decision, not the resume.

I have an MP4 video that i need to have converted into a file that matches exact specifications for a broadcaster. (See attached specification sheet).

We are seeking a skilled video production freelancer to create two videos about our company and services. One video will target patients, while the other will focus on therapists. These videos will be used on our website and social media platforms to effectively communicate our offerings to different audiences. The ideal candidate should have experience in video production and editing, with a strong understanding of how to tailor content for specific audiences.

We're looking for a video editor to polish our New Hire Onboarding video. Raw footage and content will be provided — we need it edited into a final video under 7 minutes that feels energetic, warm, and human — not stiff or overly corporate. Deliverables: Edit provided footage into a single polished onboarding video (under 5 min) Trimming, pacing, color correction, and audio leveling Music, clean transitions, and dynamic text/graphic overlays that keep energy and engagement high throughout Captions/subtitles included Final export: MP4 (H.264), 1080p, 16:9 Requirements: Proficient in Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve (Final Cut Pro acceptable if final export files, not project files, are all that's needed) Portfolio showing high-energy, engaging editing — social media, YouTube, or brand video experience is great A good sense of pacing and personality — someone who can make a training video feel lively and human, not dry Responsive communicator, able to turn around drafts quickly Timeline: Project must be completed within 2 weeks of hire date. To Apply: Send relevant samples, your rate for this fixed-scope project, and your typical draft turnaround time.

I'm looking for an experienced video creator to produce a professional informational video for **Hire Authority Garage Doors**. **Requirements:** * Human voiceover only (no AI-generated voices). * AI-generated visuals are acceptable if they are professional and accurate. * All garage door information must be technically correct and will require my approval before final delivery. * Video should have a clean, modern, trustworthy feel suitable for homeowners. * Ability to source or create quality visuals, animations, and graphics related to garage doors. **Please include:** * Examples of similar informational or commercial videos you've created. * Whether you provide the voiceover or work with a voice actor. * Estimated turnaround time. * Fixed price or hourly rate. Looking for someone who can create a polished, engaging video that accurately represents our company and educates potential customers. Knowledge of the garage door industry is a plus, but attention to detail and willingness to revise for accuracy is more important.

The task is to create interactive, engaging, and educational video content, both long- and short-form, for an educational platform designed for college students. We will provide you with written content and the key concepts we want to teach for each video, and you will develop videos without changing the key concepts or the outlined content. There can be some artistic license to cut some things for time, but the key concepts must be clearly communicated as we see fit. Because this is designed for a college-age audience, we want these videos to be in a format that they will find engaging (ex. Youtube, TikTok, Reels, etc) but still communicate the concepts that we provide. We will provide brand guidelines with the color palettes and font formats we will need you to adhere to as much as possible. Our expectation of the workflow for this process is the following: - We provide you with the brief for the video - You will then create a high-level script or concept for how you plan to transform it into a video that clearly communicates the concepts and content - We will provide feedback or edits if, for example, we feel like the video isn't going to clearly communicate what we expect it to - You will create the video, and we will review and give final approval or provide further feedback for edits We will require that: - Applicants reside inside the United States - Applicants sign NDA's - Applicants submit a portfolio of work for us to review prior to engaging - Applicants complete a Test Assignment to ensure that they are a good fit with the workflow, and that their work is up to our standard - Applicants agree to never upload any content we provide into any AI of any kind in the process of producing our videos

Video Editing of a 90-minute interview filmed with 2 Sony Cinema Line cameras, 3 microphones and files ready for Adobe Premiere Pro. Output required as 1) full interview and 2) clips for social media distribution.

I have a collection of photos and videos organized into 8 categories on Google Drive. I need someone to turn them into an energetic and memorable 15-minute video. The ideal candidate should have experience in video editing and animation to bring these visuals to life. Creativity and attention to detail are essential to ensure the final product is engaging and impactful.

Video Editor / Storytelling Editor for Manufacturing & Innovation Event We are looking for a skilled freelance video editor to help us create a polished event recap video and short-form content from footage captured during a collaborative manufacturing/technology summit hosted at our facility. About the Project Our company hosted a “Scan Summit” with multiple partner business units to demonstrate our 3D scanning, digital patterning, and manufacturing workflow. The event included: Executive introductions 3D scanning demonstrations CAD / digital modeling Gerber patterning Cutting and sewing processes Product fitting/testing Attendee interviews and reactions The audience for the main video will primarily be: Internal leadership teams and Executives We want the final product to feel: Professional, Collaborative, Manufacturing/technology focused Deliverables: 1. Main Recap Video - Approx. 1–3 minutes - Titled/theme similar to: “Inside the Scan Summit” - Should tell a cohesive story of the event from beginning to end - Include music, pacing, transitions, graphics/text overlays as appropriate - Interview sound bites and/or voiceover sequencing welcome 2. Short-Form Version - Approx. 30–60 seconds - Condensed/high-energy version of the main recap - Optimized for LinkedIn, YouTube, and social media 3. Optional Additional Shorts - We may also be interested in creating a few additional short-form clips from the footage if the initial project goes well. We would welcome your ideas on: Additional short concepts, Hooks/titles, Ways to repurpose the footage into engaging social content - Examples could include: 3D scanning process, attendee insights/key takeaways, manufacturing/design workflow highlights What We’ll Provide: - Raw event footage (shot on Iphone 15) - Interview clips - Brand assets/logos if needed - General creative direction What We’re Looking For: - Strong storytelling and pacing - Ability to make technical/manufacturing content feel engaging - Experience with corporate, industrial, manufacturing, or technology-related videos is a plus - Someone who can help shape the narrative—not just assemble clips We’re looking for someone collaborative and creative who can help turn this footage into something polished and memorable.