Epic D&D Battle Clip Editor
Budget / SalaryHourly project
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I have a batch of raw tabletop-RPG footage that captures our most intense Dungeons & Dragons combat sessions. The goal is to carve out short, punchy battle-scene clips and shape them into cinematic, dramatic mini-stories that feel as epic as anything on screen.
Every finished clip should:
• Run 30–90 seconds, paced like a trailer moment rather than a full play-through.
• Blend heavy visual effects—spell flares, hit sparks, environmental destruction, atmospheric particles—without overwhelming the original footage.
• Use sound design, music stings, and whooshes to heighten tension while keeping dialogue clear.
• Arrive graded in 1080p (or higher if the source allows) and exported in an H.264 MP4 that’s ready for instant upload to TikTok, Reels, and YouTube Shorts.
Source files, reference timestamps, and a style guide for fonts/logo overlays are standing by in a shared Google Drive. Edits can be done in Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve—whatever delivers the cleanest result as long as project files accompany the renders for future tweaks.
Acceptance criteria: the first test clip lands the cinematic punch, hits the timing cues I flag in the notes, and applies VFX at a “heavy” level that still reads crisp on mobile. Nail that, and the remaining batch moves ahead immediately.
Every finished clip should:
• Run 30–90 seconds, paced like a trailer moment rather than a full play-through.
• Blend heavy visual effects—spell flares, hit sparks, environmental destruction, atmospheric particles—without overwhelming the original footage.
• Use sound design, music stings, and whooshes to heighten tension while keeping dialogue clear.
• Arrive graded in 1080p (or higher if the source allows) and exported in an H.264 MP4 that’s ready for instant upload to TikTok, Reels, and YouTube Shorts.
Source files, reference timestamps, and a style guide for fonts/logo overlays are standing by in a shared Google Drive. Edits can be done in Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve—whatever delivers the cleanest result as long as project files accompany the renders for future tweaks.
Acceptance criteria: the first test clip lands the cinematic punch, hits the timing cues I flag in the notes, and applies VFX at a “heavy” level that still reads crisp on mobile. Nail that, and the remaining batch moves ahead immediately.
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