UGC testimonial ad
A creator-style ad in the creator's own voice: they hold up the product, use it and show the result, with every word captioned off their face.

What Vidova will do
Make a 15-second, 9:16 creator-style ad for my beauty or wellness product, in the creator's own voice. She holds the product up and says what changed, unboxes it, uses it and shows the result with one last line. Caption every word on her voice, and end on my product name and my offer. Footage: I attach a clip of her talking to the camera with the product, saying what changed in the first half second, one to three clips of the unboxing and the use, a clip of her showing the result with one short spoken line, and one clip of the product in use for the end. I give you my product name and my offer. Look: Phone daylight, barely touched: temperature +3, contrast +4, saturation +2. No slow motion and no effects. Every shot pushes in 4 percent like a slow handheld move and is still moving at the cut. Hook, 0 to 4.8 seconds: She holds the product up and talks. Her words land on screen on the second she says them, in Red Hat Display 750 at about 84 pixels in warm white on a near-black band, one caption at a time. Put the captions in the part of the safe zone her face and the product leave clear, such as above her head. Middle: At 4.8 seconds, the unboxing at 1.2 times speed. At 7.2 seconds, the use. No text. The music comes up while she does not speak. Result, 9.8 to 12.2 seconds: She shows the result and says her last line, captioned the same way. Ending, 12.2 to 14.5 seconds: Over her using the product, pushed in and moved up, a dark band drops in. My product name rises in Bricolage Grotesque 700 at 120 pixels, then my offer blurs in at 54 pixels, with the key words in a mint accent (#8fd3c7) or a colour from my label. Keep the offer plain, with no ad words such as "obsessed" or "life-changing". Sound: Her voice at 80 percent and the other clips at 70 percent. A soft beat sits low under her voice and comes up about 3.5 times while she does not speak. It goes back down 0.3 seconds before her last line and fades out over the last 0.8 seconds.




