I will be your youtube video editor for engaging, high retention videos


About this gig
Your viewers decide in 5 seconds whether to stay. I edit videos that make them stay: tight pacing, a strong hook, clean story and visuals that keep watch time high.
10+ years in video editing. I edit for the Big Money Theory channel (finance, tech, crypto), trading videos for Dmitry Abramenko, podcasts, vlogs, Reels and a TV commercial for REN TV.
WHAT YOU GET
A hook in the first seconds and retention-driven pacing
Story structure, B-roll, zooms and pattern interrupts
Animated captions and motion graphics
Music, sound effects and clean, leveled audio
Color correction and a thumbnail-ready frame
Export ready for upload in 4K or 1080p
PERFECT FOR
Talking-head channels, finance and crypto creators, coaches, educators, vlogs and faceless channels.
WHY WORK WITH ME
Low intro price while I build my Fiverr reviews
Fast delivery and clear updates
Revisions until you're happy
Send me a message with your footage and a reference video before ordering. I reply within an hour with a plan.
Get to know Rome Rogowiecki
Senior Video Editor Motion Designer
- FromGeorgia
- Member sinceJun 2022
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
English, Russian, Polish, German
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FAQ
What do you need from me to start?
A link to your raw footage (Google Drive, Dropbox or WeTransfer), your logo or channel assets if you have them, and 1-2 reference videos whose style you like. A script or notes help but are not required.
How long can my raw footage be?
Each package lists the footage and final length it covers. If you have more, message me first and I'll send a custom offer at the same fair rate.
Can you edit long videos or a whole series?
Yes. I regularly edit 10-25 minute episodes and can handle weekly uploads for your channel. For ongoing work I offer a discounted monthly package. Just message me.
What software do you use?
Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects for editing and motion graphics, DaVinci Resolve for color grading. I can send project files in the packages that include the source file.

