Brand drop film

Make a 15-second, 16:9 drop film for my clothing brand, for my website header and YouTube. Moody night footage plays inside 2.39:1 cinema bars, cut on the beat. The bars open to the full frame only for a slow-motion close-up of my logo, then close again and carry my brand name and the drop date in type on black. Footage: I attach three to seven moving shots of a person in the piece, such as a walk toward the camera, a pause on a ledge, or a full look with the camera moving around them. I also attach one shot that lands on my logo or a detail, with about a second of footage after it. Order them: the arrival, a pause, the logo, then the full look. Look: Blue hour with crushed blacks: cooler, darker, with more contrast, less saturation and a vignette. My logo's colour stays the one colour in the film. Every shot creeps in about 5 percent and keeps moving at the cut. Put no words over the picture, ever. Timing: Use a dark, steady beat, such as dark trap or moody synth, and start it on a downbeat. Every shot lasts a count of beats. At about 117 BPM, the walk runs 8 beats from 0 to 4 seconds, and the pause runs 4 beats from 4 to 6 seconds. Hero moment: From 6 to 10 seconds, the logo shot rushes in at about 2 times speed through the move before it, brakes in 0.25 seconds, then plays three beats at a quarter speed with AI smoothing as my logo lands, pushing in about 14 percent. The bars open over 0.35 seconds into the brake and close again over 0.5 seconds after the slow part. The music dips to 70 percent through the slow part. Ending: From 10 to 15 seconds, the full look plays with the bars closed, framed a little lower if a head reaches the top bar. After 0.6 seconds, my brand name blurs in letter by letter on the bottom bar, in white Anton capitals, widely spaced, up to 96 pixels. Half a second later, the drop line blurs in word by word on the top bar as one sentence in Red Hat Display 600, up to 44 pixels, in my logo's colour, with the day, the time and my site. Nothing names the brand before this shot. Sound: The music carries the film at 85 percent and fades out over the last two beats. The footage's own sound plays under it at 30 percent.