ATS Tool Tutorial Video Production
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
My ATS ranking platform compares a résumé against a job description, suggests targeted edits, and tracks every application. I already put together a rough walkthrough (https://youtu.be/6VHxx3GZY8E) but it only scratches the surface. I now need a polished, friendly-sounding tutorial suite that truly showcases the product’s benefits and features.
Here’s what I’m after:
• One flagship tutorial (8–10 min) that mixes crisp screen recordings of the live tool with light, on-brand animations to highlight key metrics, scores, and the application-tracking dashboard.
• A clear, conversational script written from scratch, refined with my input, then voiced in a friendly and approachable tone.
• 3–5 short-form cut-downs (15–30 sec) for LinkedIn, Twitter, and TikTok that tease the main video and drive sign-ups.
• Subtitles, simple lower-thirds, and end-card calls to action.
• Transfer of all editable project files (Premiere Pro / After Effects or comparable), high-quality WAV of the voiceover, and final MP4s.
Please watch the existing clip, tell me where you’d enhance visuals, pacing, or messaging, and share a link to a similar mixed media tutorial you’ve produced. If you can turn around a first storyboard quickly, even better—I’m ready to move this forward.
Here’s what I’m after:
• One flagship tutorial (8–10 min) that mixes crisp screen recordings of the live tool with light, on-brand animations to highlight key metrics, scores, and the application-tracking dashboard.
• A clear, conversational script written from scratch, refined with my input, then voiced in a friendly and approachable tone.
• 3–5 short-form cut-downs (15–30 sec) for LinkedIn, Twitter, and TikTok that tease the main video and drive sign-ups.
• Subtitles, simple lower-thirds, and end-card calls to action.
• Transfer of all editable project files (Premiere Pro / After Effects or comparable), high-quality WAV of the voiceover, and final MP4s.
Please watch the existing clip, tell me where you’d enhance visuals, pacing, or messaging, and share a link to a similar mixed media tutorial you’ve produced. If you can turn around a first storyboard quickly, even better—I’m ready to move this forward.