I’m building a library of video tutorials for my painting website and need a fellow artist who can research, test and clearly explain a variety of art supplies on camera. Each tutorial will be a concise, engaging review that demonstrates the product in use, highlights pros & cons, and helps viewers decide whether it belongs in their studio. Here’s what I’d like from you: • A brief script outline and shot list so I can confirm the key talking points before you film. • 6- to 8-minute 1080p MP4 video (H.264) with clean audio, simple lower-third titles and royalty-free background music. • One high-resolution thumbnail (1280 × 720) that matches the look of my site. • All source files neatly organised so I can archive or re-edit later. The finished files will live on my own website, so please keep export sizes reasonable for fast loading and make sure any music or graphics are cleared for self-hosting. If you’re comfortable painting on camera, have solid lighting and editing skills (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve—your choice), and can deliver at least one polished tutorial per week, I’d love to see a short sample of your previous review or process videos.