Case-Study Video Production
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I need a short, 2–3 minute video that presents a Harley-Davidson dealership case study in the style of the TV show “Unsolved Mysteries.” I already wrote the full transcript and placed it on the bottom of each PowerPoint slide, so you can follow the script word for word. The narrator’s voice must match the show’s distinct, slightly eerie tone.
Here’s what I’m after:
• Visual flow: While the main data points appear on screen, I’d like text to slide in first; if a quick fade or pop suits a moment better, feel free to mix those in as well.
• Background: Footage of Harley riders cruising down open roads should roll behind the slides. Subtle color grading that keeps the bikes vivid yet retains a moody feel is ideal.
• Extras: Light animation, mild effects—nothing Hollywood-level, just enough polish to keep the viewer engaged.
• Final deliverable: A 1920 × 1080 MP4 between two and three minutes, plus the editable project file (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or similar).
I’ll provide the PowerPoint, transcript, logos, and any dealership photos you need as soon as we start. Turnaround within a week would be perfect, but let me know if you require a little extra time to nail the voiceover.
Here’s what I’m after:
• Visual flow: While the main data points appear on screen, I’d like text to slide in first; if a quick fade or pop suits a moment better, feel free to mix those in as well.
• Background: Footage of Harley riders cruising down open roads should roll behind the slides. Subtle color grading that keeps the bikes vivid yet retains a moody feel is ideal.
• Extras: Light animation, mild effects—nothing Hollywood-level, just enough polish to keep the viewer engaged.
• Final deliverable: A 1920 × 1080 MP4 between two and three minutes, plus the editable project file (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or similar).
I’ll provide the PowerPoint, transcript, logos, and any dealership photos you need as soon as we start. Turnaround within a week would be perfect, but let me know if you require a little extra time to nail the voiceover.