Wedding Video Editor Required

We are looking for a talented video editor to create a beautiful wedding video that captures the essence of the special day. The ideal candidate should have experience with wedding video editing and be able to transform raw footage into a polished final product. We are seeking a professional who can incorporate music, transitions, and special effects to enhance storytelling. If you have a portfolio showcasing your previous wedding edits, please include it in your application. General Objective Produce a set of wedding videos that are coherent, aesthetic, and emotional, intended for the bride and groom and their families. The final result should be cinematic, well-paced with music, and narratively smooth, while respecting all key cultural moments of the event (entrances, red ribbon, Taki, etc.). 1. Highlight Clip (5–6 minutes) Goal: A short, dynamic, and emotional video, ideal for social media and quick sharing. • Length: 5–6 minutes • Style: Cinematic, emotional, and rhythmic. A mix of slow-motion, smooth zooms, and seamless transitions. • Content: • Only the key moments: • Preparations (groom/bride getting ready) • Groom’s exit with procession • Bride’s exit from her home • Red ribbon sequence (symbolic) • Main moments at the town hall • Arrival and setup of the reception hall • Festive atmosphere + family emotions • Key highlights of the Taki (not the whole sequence, just short, emotional parts for rhythm) • Music: 1–2 songs maximum (romantic + festive) • Emotion: Storytelling → smooth intro, build-up of intensity, joyful ending 2. Full Wedding Film (Groom + Procession + Bride + Town Hall) Goal: A complete documentary-style video faithfully recounting the day. • Length: 30–60 minutes (depending on footage) • Suggested Structure: 1. Preparations (outfits, makeup, family interactions) 2. Groom’s exit from his home → procession → atmosphere 3. Bride’s exit (doorstep details, family emotions, symbolic shots) 4. Red ribbon (must be filmed entirely, no cuts) 5. Procession to the town hall (transition shots) 6. Civil ceremony at the town hall: entrance, vows, signing, and exit with guests • Editing style: Faithful to reality, simple editing, keep symbolic moments uncut 3. Reception Hall (Entrance + Atmosphere + Family) Goal: Showcase the venue, festive atmosphere, and interactions. • Length: Approximately 15–25 minutes • Content: • Venue decoration (wide shots + detail shots: tables, flowers, cake) • Entrance of the couple (must be filmed in full, including audience reactions) • Speeches, entertainment, first dance • Many shots of family and guests (smiles, dancing, emotions) • Variety of shots: wide, close-ups (emotions), aerial (if drone is available) • Music: Blend with real sound (applause, speeches, music) 4. Taki Ceremony (Gold + Money Ritual) Goal: Preserve the entire cultural sequence without interruption. • Length: 10 minutes to 1 hour (or more), depending on the ritual • Specific Guidelines: • No cuts → continuous recording • Stable camera, avoid unnecessary zooms • Option: add an intro title card (e.g., “Taki Ceremony – Family Tradition”) • Audio must be clear (ambient sound + live music) General Editing Rules • Format: Full HD 1080p or 4K, 16:9 aspect ratio • Color grading: Soft and natural (warm skin tones, bright look) • Transitions: Cinematic and subtle (avoid flashy YouTube-style effects) • Music: Royalty-free (provided by the editor or supplied by us) • Delivery: 4 separate files (Highlight Clip / Full Wedding Film / Reception Hall / Taki Ceremony) • Final format: .mp4 (H.264 or H.265, high quality)

Project ID: 39738659