Trades service intro

Make a 14-second, 9:16 reel for my trade business that comes to people's homes. Tell the visit as a story: my van pulls up and the door opens, the problem, the fix slowed to a quarter speed at the moment it works, then me saying one line to the camera with captions on my voice. End on my business name, one trust line and my phone number. Footage: I attach the arrival (the van, the walk up, the door), the problem at real speed (a drip, a dead socket, a stain), the fix up to the moment it works (a thumbs up, the light coming on, the water running), a clip of me talking to the camera, and the finished job. I give you my business name, a trust line and my phone number. Look: Clean daylight on every shot: temperature +4, contrast +8, saturation +4, vignette 10. Every shot creeps in 5 to 10 percent and is still moving at the cut. No text until I speak. Opening: From 0 to 3 seconds, the arrival at 1.3 times speed with the street sound. At 3 seconds, the problem at real speed with its own sound. Hero moment: At 4.9 seconds the fix rushes in at about 2 times speed, brakes over 0.25 seconds, and plays at a quarter speed with AI smoothing from about 5.9 to 7.1 seconds through the moment it works. Then it eases out and cuts at 7.6 seconds. Voice, 7.6 to 11.2 seconds: Me to the camera. Caption my words on my voice, each word on its spoken second, in Red Hat Display 750 at 88 pixels in white on a navy band (#0f1b2b), below my face inside the safe zone, one caption at a time. Ending, 11.2 to 14.4 seconds: Over the finished job, moved up to clear the bottom, a navy band drops in. My business name rises in Archivo 800 at 76 pixels, then my trust line, then "Call" and my phone number at 56 pixels, with the number in bright blue (#5fb3ff). Sound: The job's own sound at 80 percent, the slow part at half. My voice at 60 percent. A light, happy track ducks to 35 percent under my voice, comes back with the end card, and fades over the last second.