Cinematic Contractor Endorsement Video
Budget: $30 – $50 USD
I will hand you a single talking-head video in which I endorse my contractors. Your job is to turn it into a polished, cinematic endorsement piece.
First, give the footage a rich, film-style grade—balanced skin tones, clean highlights, and subtle contrast so it feels high-end cinematic vs boring talking head. Where my words reference the team’s workmanship, weave in B-roll of real on-site work scenes (residential roofing, maybe a siding job, or putting in residential windows) and a few authentic shots of grateful customers to ground the message in reality.
I need two quick, simple, and sleek logo animations: one for the contractor’s brand, one for mine. The contractor’s animated logo will be used as I mention their name (length should be quick like 3 secs); my own logo will be used statically during the moments where the focus is on me. I would also like you to punch in and out to give it some movement. Also the animated logo you create for my company (The Good Contractors List) will be at the end of the video using the "sing out" that I supply. Animation on that logo needs to be around 6 - 8 seconds.
Add animated lower third with "John Stewart Hill - Founder, The Good Contractors List
I would also like background music using a royalty-free track that sits in a neutral, professional mood—no over-the-top enthusiasm, just steady confidence that lets the voiceover shine.
Deliverables (all in 4K in both 16:9 and 9:16):
• Final mastered video with color grade, B-roll, music, and both logo animations
• Separate clean render of each animated logo on transparent background
• Project files (Premiere Pro / After Effects) plus any LUTs or audio licenses used
I’ll consider the job complete once the final cut plays smoothly from start to finish, color consistency is locked, the music fades cleanly under the jingle, and both logo animations match the simple, sleek style we discussed.
Shouldn't take more than three hours for someone who is a talented professional.
Here is an example video I did, but it just didn't look as professional and cinematic as I wanted.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1C4y8IxTuLx9zn_eusx14M1SuZnEs2Z-8/view?usp=sharing
First, give the footage a rich, film-style grade—balanced skin tones, clean highlights, and subtle contrast so it feels high-end cinematic vs boring talking head. Where my words reference the team’s workmanship, weave in B-roll of real on-site work scenes (residential roofing, maybe a siding job, or putting in residential windows) and a few authentic shots of grateful customers to ground the message in reality.
I need two quick, simple, and sleek logo animations: one for the contractor’s brand, one for mine. The contractor’s animated logo will be used as I mention their name (length should be quick like 3 secs); my own logo will be used statically during the moments where the focus is on me. I would also like you to punch in and out to give it some movement. Also the animated logo you create for my company (The Good Contractors List) will be at the end of the video using the "sing out" that I supply. Animation on that logo needs to be around 6 - 8 seconds.
Add animated lower third with "John Stewart Hill - Founder, The Good Contractors List
I would also like background music using a royalty-free track that sits in a neutral, professional mood—no over-the-top enthusiasm, just steady confidence that lets the voiceover shine.
Deliverables (all in 4K in both 16:9 and 9:16):
• Final mastered video with color grade, B-roll, music, and both logo animations
• Separate clean render of each animated logo on transparent background
• Project files (Premiere Pro / After Effects) plus any LUTs or audio licenses used
I’ll consider the job complete once the final cut plays smoothly from start to finish, color consistency is locked, the music fades cleanly under the jingle, and both logo animations match the simple, sleek style we discussed.
Shouldn't take more than three hours for someone who is a talented professional.
Here is an example video I did, but it just didn't look as professional and cinematic as I wanted.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1C4y8IxTuLx9zn_eusx14M1SuZnEs2Z-8/view?usp=sharing