Medical VSL Subtitles & Visuals
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I need a meticulous video editor to take my 16-minute VSL and give it a premium medical polish without disturbing a single beat of the existing script or timing. The main tasks are:
• Burn clean, highly legible subtitles (white text on a dark, semi-transparent bar) and subtly pick out important keywords in a soft gold/yellow accent so viewers immediately grasp the big ideas.
• Weave in scientific animations that depict real cardiac function, cellular activity, inflammation, and other internal processes. The look must feel serious and clinical—think textbook-grade anatomy rather than playful explainer graphics—because the VSL revolves around disease-prevention insights and specific medical treatments.
The overall aim is sharper clarity, stronger viewer retention, and higher conversions within my sales funnel. I will supply the raw video, audio, and the locked script. You return:
1. The fully edited 16-minute video with subtitles and visuals baked in.
2. A separate subtitle/SRT file for accessibility.
Everything must match the exact original pacing and flow; I can’t afford any drift in wording, pauses, or scene lengths. If you’re comfortable blending motion graphics with a sober medical aesthetic, let’s talk timing and file hand-off so we can get this into the funnel quickly.
• Burn clean, highly legible subtitles (white text on a dark, semi-transparent bar) and subtly pick out important keywords in a soft gold/yellow accent so viewers immediately grasp the big ideas.
• Weave in scientific animations that depict real cardiac function, cellular activity, inflammation, and other internal processes. The look must feel serious and clinical—think textbook-grade anatomy rather than playful explainer graphics—because the VSL revolves around disease-prevention insights and specific medical treatments.
The overall aim is sharper clarity, stronger viewer retention, and higher conversions within my sales funnel. I will supply the raw video, audio, and the locked script. You return:
1. The fully edited 16-minute video with subtitles and visuals baked in.
2. A separate subtitle/SRT file for accessibility.
Everything must match the exact original pacing and flow; I can’t afford any drift in wording, pauses, or scene lengths. If you’re comfortable blending motion graphics with a sober medical aesthetic, let’s talk timing and file hand-off so we can get this into the funnel quickly.