Clinic service promo

Make a 14-second, 9:16 reel for one service at my clinic or spa. It follows one visit: a welcome at the door with a hook line, the treatment, a close detail of the product, and the client's reaction slowed to a quarter speed as they see the result. It ends on the service name, my price or offer and my booking line on a dark strip under the client's face. Footage: I attach a welcome clip of 2.5 to 3.5 seconds, such as reception, the door or the practitioner greeting a client. I attach one to four clips of the treatment and a close product detail. I also attach the client's real reaction, with about 3 seconds of footage after the moment, such as a smile, a touch of the cheek or a look in the mirror. Look: Calm and clean. One grade on every shot, a little cool, so skin stays natural. Every shot creeps in about 5 percent, 8 percent on the result, and keeps moving at the cut. All text stays inside the area every platform keeps clear, below the faces, on a dark green-grey strip (#1e2924 at 90 percent) that fades in over 0.22 seconds. Opening: From 0 to 2.9 seconds, the welcome plays with a hook line I give you, 4 to 9 words, the way a practitioner would say it to a client. Set it in Red Hat Display 700, up to 72 pixels, at most two lines, each word blurring in. Make no claims about results in words. The picture shows the result. Timing: From 2.9 to 5.5 seconds, the treatment plays at 1.6 times speed. From 5.5 to 7.7 seconds, the close detail of the product plays at real speed. Hero moment: From 7.7 seconds, the reaction rushes in at about 1.9 times speed for a second and brakes in 0.25 seconds. It plays 1.6 seconds at a quarter speed with AI smoothing through the moment the client sees the result, eases out over 0.4 seconds and runs on at real speed. Only this moment is slowed. Ending: At 9 seconds, the end block appears on the strip under the face. The service name blurs in, in tracked capitals at 40 pixels in a soft gold accent (#d9b98a). My price or offer rises in 0.2 seconds later, in Fraunces 500, up to 104 pixels on one line. My booking line follows 0.65 seconds after that, as one sentence in Red Hat Display 600. The reel ends at about 13.2 seconds. Sound: Each clip plays its own room sound, levelled so no shot is much louder than the others. A door or a street at the start is often far louder than the treatment room, so bring it down. Use a soft bed, such as lo-fi or soft house, at 40 percent. It dips to 60 percent of that through the slow part and fades out over the last second.