Video Editor Needed For Poker Vlog

Would you prefer cinematic B-roll sequences, establishing shots, slow motion, etc., or should the edits stay mostly hand-focused with audio overlays?

Do you have a preferred folder structure for raw footage, assets, and final renders?

Are you planning to include occasional voiceovers or face-cam commentary in future episodes?

What's your typical turnaround expectation after raw footage is sent?

Are there YouTube creators or vloggers whose pacing or style you admire?

Hey Troy,

Could you please address some of my concerns regarding the vlog so that I can deliver exactly what you are looking for:

- Would you like the poker hand replays to include graphical overlays (e.g., chip stacks, pot sizes, hole cards), or are you aiming for a more raw, vlog-style format?
- Are there any specific poker terminology, style, or editing conventions you want followed consistently (e.g., labeling hand types, showing equity %)?
- How much creative freedom do I have in terms of adding music, humor, or B-roll to enhance storytelling between hands?
- Will you be supplying any pre-designed assets (e.g., intros, lower-thirds, card animations), or should I create those from scratch to match your branding?
- Do you record with multiple camera angles or external audio, or is it usually a single talking-head vlog with table footage?
- What’s your preferred turnaround time per video, and how frequently do you plan to upload (weekly, bi-weekly, etc.)?
- Are there other poker channels or vloggers whose editing style or pacing you want to emulate (e.g., Brad Owen, Andrew Neeme)?

Thank you!