Six Figure House Husband is a dad-life channel sitting on an archive of raw footage. The job: turn a few minutes of it into one 30–60 second vertical with captions that people actually want to watch. The best cut takes the ongoing gig.
The folder below is the actual raw footage: six clips, about two minutes all up, straight off the camera roll. Everyone quotes on the same material. Watch it before you quote; cut from it once you're approved.
This is how every brief on Mix works, and № 001 runs the same way, in the open. No editing happens before a price is agreed.
Reply with three things: your price for this one cut, roughly how many hours it will take you, and one link to anything you've made. Any link. If people watched it, it counts.
Every quote gets an answer before any work starts. A yes means your fee is agreed and guaranteed. A no costs you nothing, because you haven't cut anything yet.
Every approved cut that gets delivered is paid its quoted fee. Win or lose. That's the deal, stated up front.
One editor gets the ongoing role: 3 to 5 shorts a week from the same archive.
"I don't care if you draw it on the ground and photograph it as stop-motion. I just want to see you've made something people want to watch."
This first run is invite-first: invites with the footage link are going out by email to shortlisted applicants, and quotes come back by reply to that email.
Not invited? Get listed as a creator and you're in line for the next brief. It's free.
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