The Finals Intense 3D 1v1 Trailer
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I’m putting together an announcement trailer—15 to 30 seconds max—for an upcoming 1 v 1 showdown between my buddy and me, styled after “The Finals.” The piece must feel exciting and intense, using a realistic 3D look that spotlights fluid, high-energy character movements above all else. Think cinematic camera sweeps, tight slow-motion dodges, and rapid cut-ins that sell the competitive stakes.
The finished spot should open with a bold title card, drop us straight into the duel, and close on a date reveal. I’ll supply reference clips, player names, and any logos you need. You handle scene layout, modeling or kit-bashing as required, animation, lighting, and the final composite. If you want to enrich the action with spectacular VFX or epic music beds, I’m open, but the choreography of the fighters is the real hero.
Deliverables
• 15–30 s final video (H.264 MP4, 1080p or higher)
• Editable project file(s) from your preferred 3D package (Blender, Maya, C4D, etc.)
• One or two high-resolution stills for social teasers
I’ll review an animatic or rough playblast for timing before you polish, and the project wraps when the final render matches the approved storyboard and meets that adrenaline-pumping, realistic tone.
The finished spot should open with a bold title card, drop us straight into the duel, and close on a date reveal. I’ll supply reference clips, player names, and any logos you need. You handle scene layout, modeling or kit-bashing as required, animation, lighting, and the final composite. If you want to enrich the action with spectacular VFX or epic music beds, I’m open, but the choreography of the fighters is the real hero.
Deliverables
• 15–30 s final video (H.264 MP4, 1080p or higher)
• Editable project file(s) from your preferred 3D package (Blender, Maya, C4D, etc.)
• One or two high-resolution stills for social teasers
I’ll review an animatic or rough playblast for timing before you polish, and the project wraps when the final render matches the approved storyboard and meets that adrenaline-pumping, realistic tone.