Experienced Video Editor for Faceless Youtube History Documentary Channel (Ongoing)

I am seeking a highly skilled and experienced video editor for "The Arab Sage," a faceless YouTube channel dedicated to documentary-style content exploring world events, history, and geopolitics. The channel maintains a serious, intelligent, and cinematic aesthetic. This is an excellent opportunity for long-term, ongoing collaboration.

What I Provide You:
- Complete professional script for each episode.
- High-quality AI voiceover (MP3) that is already recorded.
- Detailed scene-by-scene visual direction notes, outlining the exact visual requirements for each segment.
- A comprehensive channel style guide, emphasizing a dark cinematic aesthetic, subtle gold accents, and a consistent documentary tone.

What I Need You to Do:
- Source cinematic, royalty-free stock footage that precisely matches the visual direction for each scene. Preferred sources include Pexels, Pixabay, Storyblocks, or similar platforms.
- Expertly edit the footage to sync perfectly with the provided voiceover.
- Incorporate cinematic text overlays for scene titles, dates, and names, using a clean and professional font.
- Add subtle background music in a cinematic, documentary style, ensuring it remains at a very low volume beneath the voiceover.
- Implement auto-captions or subtitles for accessibility.
- Perform basic color grading to achieve a dark, cinematic, and slightly warm tone.
- Deliver a clean, YouTube-ready 1080p MP4 file.

Episode Specifications:
- Duration: Each episode will be approximately 8-10 minutes long.
- Resolution: Minimum 1080p, with 4K preferred if possible.
- Format: MP4, optimized for YouTube.
- Aspect ratio: 16:9.
- Turnaround time: 3–4 days per episode.

First Project - Episode 1:
The initial project will focus on "How Shia Islam was born and why it still shapes the Middle East today." This episode will cover key historical events such as 7th century Arabia, the death of the Prophet, the Saqifah gathering, the early Caliphs, and the tragedy of Karbala. The tone must be historical and respectful. Full scene-by-scene visual direction will be provided, so no independent research on the topic is required from the editor.