60-Second App Onboarding Video
Budget: £20 – £250 GBP
I’ve prepared a concise voice-over script, a folder of high-resolution screenshots, a few short screen-capture clips, and the exact text cues I want to feature. Your task is to weave these assets into a single, 60-second help video that introduces new users to the core functions of my app.
Here’s what I’m aiming for:
• A clean, professional tone throughout.
• Calm, soothing background music—feel free to pull a royalty-free track from Artlist’s AI generator or a comparable library.
• Subtle motion graphics or text callouts that highlight each feature exactly when it’s mentioned in the script. Simple is best; the visuals should reinforce the information rather than distract.
I will hand over:
– The final script (with time stamps).
– PNG/JPEG screenshots and short MP4 clips.
– A rough storyboard indicating the sequence.
I need back:
1. A polished 1920×1080 MP4, 60 seconds (±2 sec).
2. The editable project file (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve—whichever you use).
3. All licensed assets clearly identified so I can show proof of usage if required.
Acceptance criteria:
• Sync between narration, on-screen text, and highlights is tight (no mismatched cues).
• Music level stays under the voice-over and never fights with it.
• All app UI elements remain sharp and readable on a laptop-sized screen.
Turnaround is flexible for quality, but a first draft within two days would be ideal. Let me know if you need any clarifications before starting.
Here’s what I’m aiming for:
• A clean, professional tone throughout.
• Calm, soothing background music—feel free to pull a royalty-free track from Artlist’s AI generator or a comparable library.
• Subtle motion graphics or text callouts that highlight each feature exactly when it’s mentioned in the script. Simple is best; the visuals should reinforce the information rather than distract.
I will hand over:
– The final script (with time stamps).
– PNG/JPEG screenshots and short MP4 clips.
– A rough storyboard indicating the sequence.
I need back:
1. A polished 1920×1080 MP4, 60 seconds (±2 sec).
2. The editable project file (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve—whichever you use).
3. All licensed assets clearly identified so I can show proof of usage if required.
Acceptance criteria:
• Sync between narration, on-screen text, and highlights is tight (no mismatched cues).
• Music level stays under the voice-over and never fights with it.
• All app UI elements remain sharp and readable on a laptop-sized screen.
Turnaround is flexible for quality, but a first draft within two days would be ideal. Let me know if you need any clarifications before starting.