Professional Website Visual Content Creation
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
My corporate site is overdue for a visual overhaul, so the immediate need is a full suite of both videos and photos that feel polished, credible, and firmly professional. Every asset will live on the website—no social-media-style trends—so clean framing, consistent lighting, and brand-aligned colour work are essential.
Here’s how I picture the collaboration:
• High-resolution, web-optimised photos captured on a DSLR or mirrorless setup, retouched in Lightroom/Photoshop and delivered in JPEG or WebP.
• A handful of tightly edited corporate videos (30–60 seconds each) rendered in MP4, colour-graded in Premiere Pro or Final Cut, and supplied with captions.
• A concise PDF or slide deck that outlines fresh business ideas and angles these visuals can support—for example, service highlights, case-study spots, or thought-leadership snippets.
All footage and images must be royalty-free and fully transferred on delivery. If you already have a streamlined workflow in After Effects for subtle motion graphics or logo stings, that’s a bonus as long as it stays on-brand.
Once we agree on a shot list and rough storyboard, I’d like first proofs within a week, final files the following week. Clear communication during the edit cycle will keep this on track.
Here’s how I picture the collaboration:
• High-resolution, web-optimised photos captured on a DSLR or mirrorless setup, retouched in Lightroom/Photoshop and delivered in JPEG or WebP.
• A handful of tightly edited corporate videos (30–60 seconds each) rendered in MP4, colour-graded in Premiere Pro or Final Cut, and supplied with captions.
• A concise PDF or slide deck that outlines fresh business ideas and angles these visuals can support—for example, service highlights, case-study spots, or thought-leadership snippets.
All footage and images must be royalty-free and fully transferred on delivery. If you already have a streamlined workflow in After Effects for subtle motion graphics or logo stings, that’s a bonus as long as it stays on-brand.
Once we agree on a shot list and rough storyboard, I’d like first proofs within a week, final files the following week. Clear communication during the edit cycle will keep this on track.