Furniture Clips Into Viral Reels

I have a folder full of raw furniture footage that currently feels flat on screen. Each clip needs to be reshaped into a punchy 15–30 second reel that viewers will watch to the end and share.

Style & Mood
• Visual aesthetic: minimalistic, bright, and uncluttered—no flashy overlays or heavy effects.
• Pace: snappy cuts that keep the eye moving without losing clarity.
• Music: upbeat, energetic tracks that match licensing rules for Instagram and Facebook.

Story Focus
Every reel must spotlight how the piece functions in real life—drawers gliding, tables extending, couches reclining—so a viewer instantly “gets” why the design is useful.

Workflow
1. I hand over 1–3 minutes of 4K footage per item plus any logo assets.
2. You trim, color-grade, add text hooks in the first two seconds, sync an energetic track, and export a 9:16 MP4 (minimum 1080 × 1920).
3. Deliver a catchy cover thumbnail and the editable project file (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci, or CapCut—your choice).

Performance Goal
The reel should feel native to Reels/TikTok: strong first-frame hook, no dead air, clear CTA in the last frame, and audio that’s likely to trend. If the first sample meets the vibe, we’ll keep rolling at 500 per reel with quick turnaround.

Send a quick link to one or two reels you’ve cut in a similar style so I can gauge fit, then let’s start with a single test edit this week.