Live-Action Forex and Futures Platform Explainer
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’m running a Meta and Instagram promo that spotlights our futures and forex results, and I need a snappy live-action explainer that feels casual and social-native. The goal is to show viewers the concrete benefits of trading through our platform—higher transparency, faster execution, smarter analytics—while staying clear of the stiff, corporate vibe typical in this space.
You’ll take the project from concept to upload-ready assets: crafting a tight script, filming with clean, lifestyle visuals (no stocky “trader at desk” clichés), and blending in light motion graphics that highlight key wins. Think conversational voice-over, upbeat pacing, and captions that keep silent-scroll users hooked.
Key points I must see on screen:
• Real examples of recent performance (I’ll supply figures and disclaimers).
• A one-tap CTA directing viewers to our signup funnel.
• Subtle branding elements—logo, color accents—nothing overpowering.
Final deliverables:
• 15–45-second vertical video (1080×1920 MP4) optimized for Meta Ads Manager.
• Separate SRT caption file.
• Editable project file (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or Davinci Resolve).
If you shoot and edit regularly for social and can hit that friendly, trust-building tone, let’s get started.
You’ll take the project from concept to upload-ready assets: crafting a tight script, filming with clean, lifestyle visuals (no stocky “trader at desk” clichés), and blending in light motion graphics that highlight key wins. Think conversational voice-over, upbeat pacing, and captions that keep silent-scroll users hooked.
Key points I must see on screen:
• Real examples of recent performance (I’ll supply figures and disclaimers).
• A one-tap CTA directing viewers to our signup funnel.
• Subtle branding elements—logo, color accents—nothing overpowering.
Final deliverables:
• 15–45-second vertical video (1080×1920 MP4) optimized for Meta Ads Manager.
• Separate SRT caption file.
• Editable project file (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or Davinci Resolve).
If you shoot and edit regularly for social and can hit that friendly, trust-building tone, let’s get started.