GTO Poker Assistant Intro Video
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
Hi, everyone.
I’m about to take my new GTO Poker Assistant from beta to public launch and I want a sharp, live-action introduction video that quickly explains its core features to potential users. Think of a short, cinematic walkthrough where real players interact with the app on their phones or laptops, intercut with clean screen captures and subtle motion graphics that highlight stack-depth analysis, optimal hand ranges, and real-time coach prompts.
I have the feature script and rough storyboard sketched out, so you’ll step in to direct, shoot (or source) the live footage, layer in the UI overlays, and handle post-production—color grade, sound design, voice-over, and titles. Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci, or similar pro-level tools are fine, as long as the final export is crisp 1080p (or higher) and ready for our launch page, YouTube, and social channels.
When you reply, please link to past work that shows you can:
• Blend live-action with screen capture or motion graphics
• Keep tech content engaging and easy to follow
• Deliver polished audio and color in the final cut
Draft timeline: first rough cut within one week of kickoff, final cut a few days after feedback.
If that fits your wheelhouse, I’d love to see what you’ve created before and talk next steps.
I’m about to take my new GTO Poker Assistant from beta to public launch and I want a sharp, live-action introduction video that quickly explains its core features to potential users. Think of a short, cinematic walkthrough where real players interact with the app on their phones or laptops, intercut with clean screen captures and subtle motion graphics that highlight stack-depth analysis, optimal hand ranges, and real-time coach prompts.
I have the feature script and rough storyboard sketched out, so you’ll step in to direct, shoot (or source) the live footage, layer in the UI overlays, and handle post-production—color grade, sound design, voice-over, and titles. Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci, or similar pro-level tools are fine, as long as the final export is crisp 1080p (or higher) and ready for our launch page, YouTube, and social channels.
When you reply, please link to past work that shows you can:
• Blend live-action with screen capture or motion graphics
• Keep tech content engaging and easy to follow
• Deliver polished audio and color in the final cut
Draft timeline: first rough cut within one week of kickoff, final cut a few days after feedback.
If that fits your wheelhouse, I’d love to see what you’ve created before and talk next steps.