Screen walkthrough reel

Make a 20-second, 9:16 reel from one screen recording of my app. Open on a hook line over the first screen, then punch in on each control as it is tapped, with a short caption beside it, and cut out the dead time between steps. End on my product name and one action. Footage: I attach one screen recording of the flow, phone or desktop, with each step done once and a short pause after each tap. I give you a hook line, a caption of a few words for each step, my product name and one action as a sentence. Never grade or change the screen. If the recording is a different shape than the frame, draw it whole over a blurred, darkened copy of itself, never black bars. Hook, 0 to 3.4 seconds: The first screen sits a little smaller, with its top under the hook. The hook says what the viewer gets, 3 to 12 plain words, in the first person, on its own band at the top of the frame. It leaves before the first punch-in. Steps: Each step punches in onto the control 0.1 seconds before the tap, in 0.12 seconds, then keeps creeping in about 1.3 percent a second. It never pulls back out. Steps that follow each other in the recording glide from one control to the next in 0.45 seconds. When there is a gap, such as a page load, cut it out and punch in again from the whole screen. Play typing and loading at 1.5 to 2.5 times speed. In the demo the cuts fall at 7, 9.1, 11.3 and 15 seconds. Captions: Each caption sits beside the control, above or below it, never on it and never over the app's own text. Use Red Hat Display 700 in sentence case, 56 to 68 pixels, inside the safe zone. On a light screen, use dark type (#121826) on a white band. On a dark screen, use white type on a dark band. Each word blurs in on its own. Colour one word in the hook with my product's own colour, checked to read at 4.5 to 1. Ending: The last caption fades. Then my product name rises in its band at up to 112 pixels, with the action under it, and holds for at least 1.6 seconds. The video ends at about 19.8 seconds. Sound: For a silent recording, use a calm bed with a steady beat at about 60 percent, never busy drums. Put every cut and the end on a beat. For a recording with my voice, keep the voice and set the music low. Fade the music out over the last 0.8 seconds.