Project Description
I shoot fast-paced moto vlogs for YouTube and I’m looking for an editor who can take the raw footage I supply and give it a polished, well-balanced look. The riding clips move between bright daylight, shaded backroads, and the occasional sunset shot, so consistent color is critical.
The main task is color correction and grading—no need for fancy transitions, effects, or heavy cuts. I want the overall color balance enhanced so the asphalt stays neutral, the bike’s paint pops, and the sky retains its natural blues and oranges without blowing out. I have a general vision of the final tone but no exact reference video, so I’m happy to collaborate on a look that fits the channel’s energetic style while remaining true to the real-world colors riders expect.
Typical workflow:
• I send you the raw video files via Google Drive (average vlog length: 10–12 minutes).
• You grade the footage in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or your preferred tool, keeping everything broadcast-safe and ready for YouTube compression.
• Return a single graded file (matching source resolution and frame rate) along with the project file or LUT so I can upload directly in YouTube and publish. Also include thumbnail picture
Please let me know your turnaround time for a 10-minute episode and share a link to any previous color work—especially projects that move between varied outdoor lighting conditions.