App Feature Screencast Tutorial Series
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I’m looking to hand off the production of roughly fifty-five bite-sized screencasts—each one a crisp :15-second walkthrough of a single feature inside our app. You’ll work from polished scripts and a detailed SOP that spells out our pacing, call-outs, and transition cues, so there’s no guesswork about what must appear on screen or when.
All captures need to be recorded and delivered in 2560 × 1440 resolution, then finished with the typography, colour palette, and lower-third styling defined in our brand guide. Consistency across every clip is crucial; viewers should feel as if they’re watching one seamless series even though each video stands alone.
Deliverables
• 50–55 finished MP4 files, each exactly :15 seconds
• Project files (e.g., Camtasia, Premiere, or equivalent) so we can make future edits in-house
• A naming convention that matches the feature list we’ll supply
I’ll provide the scripts, timing notes, brand assets, and a sample completed video so you can match the look and flow from day one. Once the first two clips are approved we’ll roll into batch production, with feedback rounds kept light and focused on brand alignment and clarity of the on-screen steps.
If screen recording and rapid-turn micro-tutorials are your wheelhouse, I’m ready to get the first sample underway right away.
All captures need to be recorded and delivered in 2560 × 1440 resolution, then finished with the typography, colour palette, and lower-third styling defined in our brand guide. Consistency across every clip is crucial; viewers should feel as if they’re watching one seamless series even though each video stands alone.
Deliverables
• 50–55 finished MP4 files, each exactly :15 seconds
• Project files (e.g., Camtasia, Premiere, or equivalent) so we can make future edits in-house
• A naming convention that matches the feature list we’ll supply
I’ll provide the scripts, timing notes, brand assets, and a sample completed video so you can match the look and flow from day one. Once the first two clips are approved we’ll roll into batch production, with feedback rounds kept light and focused on brand alignment and clarity of the on-screen steps.
If screen recording and rapid-turn micro-tutorials are your wheelhouse, I’m ready to get the first sample underway right away.