Meme Reel for Student Nutrition App
Budget: £10 – £20 GBP
So, we need to create a very short reel, probably 20 seconds or less. It's a meme reel for a student nutrition app business. The audience is young students, anywhere from 16 to 25. That's the range we're targeting.
For now, we just want to start with a trial, although we definitely have other things in the pipeline. We want to do one edit—a meme edit. What we're thinking is a reel comparing New Year's resolutions, specifically what you were doing in the first few weeks of January compared with now. We were thinking of having some trending sound effects in there, probably the "Fahh Sound" and maybe "Vine Boom" plus maybe the "I got this" or something like that + maybe some background music that fits.
In terms of the good things you were doing in January, it could be pictures of food—a well-balanced meal, maybe somebody in a chef's hat in the kitchen. Then, perhaps something like someone running with all the gear on—just a picture of someone in full workout gear.
Then we'd cut to now, or to early February, where it's all beige food, like junk food, maybe McDonald's, a burger, or something. Instead of running, it would be someone sitting on the sofa (not sure how much students sit on the sofa though), maybe a picture of them on their phone ordering Uber Eats. So that's the idea. It's just a short, less than 20-second reel to try things out and see what you can do.
For now, we just want to start with a trial, although we definitely have other things in the pipeline. We want to do one edit—a meme edit. What we're thinking is a reel comparing New Year's resolutions, specifically what you were doing in the first few weeks of January compared with now. We were thinking of having some trending sound effects in there, probably the "Fahh Sound" and maybe "Vine Boom" plus maybe the "I got this" or something like that + maybe some background music that fits.
In terms of the good things you were doing in January, it could be pictures of food—a well-balanced meal, maybe somebody in a chef's hat in the kitchen. Then, perhaps something like someone running with all the gear on—just a picture of someone in full workout gear.
Then we'd cut to now, or to early February, where it's all beige food, like junk food, maybe McDonald's, a burger, or something. Instead of running, it would be someone sitting on the sofa (not sure how much students sit on the sofa though), maybe a picture of them on their phone ordering Uber Eats. So that's the idea. It's just a short, less than 20-second reel to try things out and see what you can do.