Trailer Credits & Cinematic Voiceover
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I already have a finished 2D-animation trailer; what it still needs is the polish that turns it into a share-ready piece. First, I want picture credits to appear cleanly before the animation starts and again as a quick end-card (I have already created these). The opening credit should roll in over black for roughly four seconds, the closing credit can sit over the final frame for two.
Between those bookends I’d like a subtle yet cinematic score woven into key moments—not wall-to-wall music, just the sections that heighten emotion and pacing. I will indicate exact in-points and out-points once you’re on board.
To tie it all together, an AI-generated narrator should deliver the script I provide in a cinematic tone: warm, resonant, and film-trailer dramatic rather than conversational. Feel free to suggest the best text-to-speech engine or voice model; I’m open as long as the result sounds premium.
Deliverables
• Final trailer with embedded stereo mix
• Separate stems: narration, score, and original trailer audio for future tweaks
• A project file with organized layers so I can revisit edits later
Acceptance
Smooth credit transitions, balanced audio levels, and a narrator tone that matches “cinematic” with zero robotic glitches will signal the job is complete.
Between those bookends I’d like a subtle yet cinematic score woven into key moments—not wall-to-wall music, just the sections that heighten emotion and pacing. I will indicate exact in-points and out-points once you’re on board.
To tie it all together, an AI-generated narrator should deliver the script I provide in a cinematic tone: warm, resonant, and film-trailer dramatic rather than conversational. Feel free to suggest the best text-to-speech engine or voice model; I’m open as long as the result sounds premium.
Deliverables
• Final trailer with embedded stereo mix
• Separate stems: narration, score, and original trailer audio for future tweaks
• A project file with organized layers so I can revisit edits later
Acceptance
Smooth credit transitions, balanced audio levels, and a narrator tone that matches “cinematic” with zero robotic glitches will signal the job is complete.