Court Evidence Explainer Animations
Budget: £20 – £250 GBP
I am preparing exhibit for an upcoming legal proceeding and need a short (3 mins max), animated explainer video suitable for courtroom presentation. The visuals must be clear, the on-screen text flawlessly spelled, and the overall tone neutral and factual—no splashy marketing tricks, just straightforward information delivery.
I am in England so any media used and graphics will need to represent e.g. British Police Constables, etc and not American as in many AI media generators.
Key points you should know up-front:
• Style: fully animated (2D or motion-graphic is fine as long as it looks professional).
• Purpose: these clips will be introduced as evidence, so accuracy and readability carry more weight than flashy transitions.
• Tone: calm, neutral narration and pacing; avoid dramatic emphasis or persuasive sales language.
• Spelling & grammar: every title card, lower-third, or caption must be double-checked—AI typos are a deal-breaker.
I will supply script (its ready), reference documents, and courtroom display specs once we begin. If you regularly run your drafts through spell-check and a second human proofread, let me know your workflow; that extra diligence is exactly what I’m after.
Deliverables upon completion:
1. Two HD video files (MP4, 1920×1080, 30 fps) ready for projection.
2. Separate SRT caption files matching the final audio.
3. Source project files (After Effects, Premiere, or comparable) so I can archive them.
Send a short note describing your recent animated explainer work, particularly any projects tied to legal, risk management, or compliance settings where precision was critical. Looking forward to collaborating.
I am in England so any media used and graphics will need to represent e.g. British Police Constables, etc and not American as in many AI media generators.
Key points you should know up-front:
• Style: fully animated (2D or motion-graphic is fine as long as it looks professional).
• Purpose: these clips will be introduced as evidence, so accuracy and readability carry more weight than flashy transitions.
• Tone: calm, neutral narration and pacing; avoid dramatic emphasis or persuasive sales language.
• Spelling & grammar: every title card, lower-third, or caption must be double-checked—AI typos are a deal-breaker.
I will supply script (its ready), reference documents, and courtroom display specs once we begin. If you regularly run your drafts through spell-check and a second human proofread, let me know your workflow; that extra diligence is exactly what I’m after.
Deliverables upon completion:
1. Two HD video files (MP4, 1920×1080, 30 fps) ready for projection.
2. Separate SRT caption files matching the final audio.
3. Source project files (After Effects, Premiere, or comparable) so I can archive them.
Send a short note describing your recent animated explainer work, particularly any projects tied to legal, risk management, or compliance settings where precision was critical. Looking forward to collaborating.