Any
8/hr
10
Sep 27, 2026
Hello!
I'd like to invite you to take a look at the job I've posted. Please submit a proposal if you're available and interested.
**About the project**
I shoot talking head videos for YouTube in my own studio on a Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K. The feed runs into CapCut on a Dell PC with Windows 11. I want every video to come off the camera with correct color and clean audio from the first frame, so I stop repairing footage in post.
**What you'll do**
Connect to my desktop through AnyDesk and review the current lighting arrangement on screen. Grade the live camera feed in real time by adjusting the color controls in CapCut while a person sits on camera. Set skin tones, white balance, exposure, and contrast so the person looks natural on screen.
Next, move into the Windows 11 sound settings and the CapCut audio settings. Select the correct mic source, set input levels, and remove hum, hiss, or clipping. Finish by walking me through every final setting so I can repeat the setup on each shoot. If a setting belongs on the camera instead of in CapCut, tell me and show me where it lives.
**Requirements**
- Hands-on CapCut desktop experience with both the color and audio panels. You have done this many times.
- Real colorist skills: you correct a green or magenta cast by eye and by scopes, and you know what healthy skin looks like on camera.
- Fluency in Windows 11 sound settings, including input devices, levels, sample rates, and audio enhancements.
- Working knowledge of the Blackmagic Pocket 4K and how its signal reaches a PC.
- Comfort talking me through each change live over AnyDesk.
**Nice to have**
DaVinci Resolve experience and lighting advice for small studios.
**Scope and timing**
1 live session, estimated at 2 to 3 hours. Hourly or fixed price works. Good work here leads to follow-up sessions as the studio grows.
**To apply**
Answer these 3 questions at the top of your proposal:
1. How many times have you color graded a live camera feed, and in which software?
2. Where in CapCut desktop would you start to fix an orange, overly warm skin tone?
3. What do you check first when a mic signal peaks into the red?
Include a before and after example of your color work. Proposals that skip the questions get skipped too. Bonus points if you can make me look like I slept 8 hours.