Temple Travel Vlog Series Edit

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Budget / Salary₹1,500–12,500
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
I have just returned from visiting three remarkable temples and recorded more than 330 raw clips along the way. My plan is to turn that footage into a well-paced vlog series: three episodes dedicated to each temple, nine polished episodes in total.

Here is the narrative style I need you to shape: a story-driven flow that blends short bursts of temple history with a Hindi voice-over centred on my own journey, reactions, and behind-the-scenes moments. Think engaging travel storytelling rather than a pure documentary.

You will receive:
• The full folder of clips (mix of 4K and 1080p footage, some handheld, some tripod shots).
• A rough outline of the route I followed, key moments I want highlighted, and brief historical notes for each shrine.
• My recorded Hindi scratch track that captures spontaneous thoughts and on-site ambience.

What I expect back:
• Nine finished videos (roughly 8–12 min each) ready for YouTube in 4K and 1080p.
• Clean edits in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or Final Cut—whichever keeps colour consistent and stabilises the shaky shots.
• A refined Hindi voice-over built from my scratch track, balanced with royalty-free background music that matches the respectful yet upbeat tone.
• Subtle transitions, lower-third titles for temple names, minimal but tasteful effects, and clear ambient sound design so viewers feel as if they are walking beside me.
• Colour correction and grading that lends a cinematic, warm look without oversaturation.
• Two rounds of revisions per episode for tweaks on pacing, captions, or audio levels.

If this storytelling-first edit excites you, let me know what post-production workflow you prefer and share a travel or cultural project you have recently cut.
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