Check-list for the video editors

File Organization:

• Verify that all video, audio, and graphic files have been received from the cameraman.

• Create a main folder in your computer or Google Drive for the project and name it according to the content or date. 

• Create subfolders for different types of files: video, audio, graphics, textual information, etc.

• Label folders and files according to their content, e.g., "Video_Main," "Audio_Soundtracks," "Graphics_Screenshots." 

Video Editing:

• Select and trim excess frames and material. Make sure that you don’t have blank spaces between files.

• Change frames every 10-30 sec to achieve dynamism.

• Adjust audio balance and apply sound processing.

• Perform color correction to enhance video quality.

• Ensure that all transitions, text, and graphic effects are according to the brand style.

• Add graphic elements and overlays:

• Names and titles of the guests and the host, including their name, title, or any other relevant information if necessary.

• Add a graphic overlay encouraging viewers to subscribe to the channel (three times in the video: at the beginning, middle, and end).

• If needed, add a graphic overlay with contact information, such as phone number or email.

• Add logo. 

Before rendering:

• Double-check all text and graphics elements to avoid typos.

• Check the sound levels: noone should be too quiet or too loud.

• Check the frames where you had zoom to avoid black lines on the edges.

• Ensure that we don’t have any blank spaces between video elements, so we don’t have empty parts of the video.

• Ensure that all necessary graphic elements are included and animated.

• Review the video's intro (up to 20 seconds) to ensure it meets requirements (quick cuts, dynamic editing, more reactions than dialogue).

• Check for any prohibited content in inserts or recorded footage to avoid channel strikes.

Storage and Uploading:

• Save the final video file in high quality according to YouTube's requirements.

• Include relevant keywords and descriptions in the video's name. (Video supervisor + edotor)

Uploading to YouTube:

• Log in to your YouTube account.

• Upload the video to the channel.

• Add a pre-prepared description, tags, category, and thumbnail for the video.

• Set privacy and publishing settings according to the channel's requirements.

Storage on the Corporate Google Drive

• Create a main folder on Google Drive for the project and name it according to its name.
  TUKO EXTRA

  TUKO MAIN CHANNEL

  BRIEFLY TV 

• Upload the final video (full video and reels) to the respective folders on Google Drive.

• Label files and folders for easy use + add the word FINAL to the video's name to highlight the last version for publication."