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Jun 5, 2026
Cinematic Tutorial Video Creator (Can Use Existing Tutorials as Reference)
I’m looking for someone who can create cinematic, easy-to-follow how-to tutorial videos in a polished, professional style.
Main reference style:
youtu.be/gqO4dWXV3Lk
These should not feel like raw screen recordings. I want videos with:
- clear teaching
- polished pacing
- cinematic editing
- professional and friendly narration
- good judgment about what should be explained, what can be skipped, and what should simply be shown
Topics
Tutorials for tools and platforms such as:
- OpenArt
- Vultr
- RoseHosting
- Cloudways
- ScalaHosting
- vast.ai
- Bluehost
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- Linode
- Pinecone
- and similar AI tools, hosting platforms, cloud tools, and technical SaaS products
Accounts and payment access will be provided.
Video Format
Each video should be delivered in:
- 16:9
- 4K
Video Structure
Each tutorial has 3 clear parts:
1) Avatar Intro (15–20 sec)
A short lip-synced avatar intro that explains what the video is about and what the viewer will achieve.
2) Main Tutorial Body (5–10 min)
This is the core part of the video.
It should show the actual process on screen using:
- screen recordings
- highlights / zooms / callouts where helpful
- supporting visuals when needed
- clear voiceover throughout most of the tutorial
This section should feel polished, structured, easy to follow, and engaging to watch.
3) Avatar Outro (15–20 sec)
A short lip-synced avatar outro that wraps up the tutorial.
Workflow
1. I share a Google Sheet
The Google Sheet contains a short brief for each video, usually just 3–4 simple sentences describing:
- the tool
- the goal
- the result the viewer should get
Example:
“Deploy a simple app on Vultr. Launch a server. Connect to it. Complete the basic setup so the app is live.”
2. Sometimes I may also share an existing YouTube tutorial as a base reference
In those cases, you do not need to recreate the full script completely from scratch.
You can use the existing tutorial as inspiration or a starting point, then improve the structure, clarity, pacing, and final presentation.
3. You turn the brief into a full tutorial structure and script
Based on the Google Sheet brief and any reference material, you d
- the best step-by-step flow
- what to explain
- what not to explain
- what should be shown visually
- what belongs in the avatar intro, the main tutorial body, and the avatar outro
4. I review and approve the script
5. You record the voiceover
For the paid trial, this should be your own real voice.
6. You create the avatar intro and outro
These should be lip-synced and match the approved script.
7. You produce the main tutorial body
This includes:
- recording the tutorial on screen
- showing the process clearly
- adding supporting visuals where useful
- editing the video so it feels polished and cinematic
8. You deliver the final files via Google Drive
Final delivery includes:
- polished 16:9 4K video
- clean SRT subtitles
What matters most
I’m not looking for just a video editor.
I’m looking for someone who can take a short brief or an existing base tutorial and turn it into a tutorial that is:
- clear
- structured
- professional
- friendly
- engaging to watch
You should understand how to explain technical tools well:
- what matters
- what does not matter
- what should be shown on screen
- what should be said in the voiceover
- how to keep the viewer from getting confused
There should usually be narration throughout the tutorial.
Silence is only okay when the viewer needs to focus on a visual or audio demo
Paid Trial
- $40 paid trial
- Trial is paid only if the quality is around 90% similar to the reference style
Ongoing Work
- If it works well: around 16 videos per month
To Apply
Please send all 3:
1. A link to a how-to tutorial you created
Relevant examples include:
- SaaS tutorials
- hosting tutorials
- server / cloud tutorials
- AI tool tutorials
- software setup tutorials
2. Confirm that you can record your own voiceover for the paid trial
3. Your CV