Logo sting intro

Make a 5-second, 16:9 intro sting for my YouTube channel. My brand name is made of my own footage: each letter is a window into a different shot, and the letters light up one after another. Then they drift apart in depth, and the camera flies through one letter on the music's downbeat and lands inside that shot. Footage: I attach two to eight horizontal shots of my brand's world, each with something clear in the middle of the frame. One of them is the landing shot, such as my logo or my hero product, and it needs about 5 seconds of footage. Night or golden hour footage works best. The name: One word of 3 to 10 letters or digits, with no spaces, in Anton capitals, half the frame tall and up to 86 percent of its width. The letters sit on a near-black wall (#06080c), each with a thin warm rim (#ffe2c2). The footage inside them plays at real speed, with a little more contrast, saturation and warmth. No other text. Timing: From 0.1 seconds the windows light up one by one with a warm flash, spread over about 1.2 seconds. From 1.3 to 2.7 seconds the letters drift apart in depth while the footage slides inside them. At 2.7 seconds the camera rushes at the letter that holds the landing shot, and at 3.6 seconds it passes through that letter with a light flash. Ending: After the pass, the landing shot fills the frame, eases to 105 percent and keeps pushing in about 2 percent a second to the end at 5 seconds. Sound: Music only. Use a hip hop, trap or electronic track with a clear downbeat, started so the downbeat lands on the pass at 3.6 seconds. It comes in from silence over 0.4 seconds at 70 percent, plays full on the pass and fades out over the last 0.9 seconds. No added booms or whooshes.