Facebook Brand Story Video

@MHarisJamil

Hi, I’ll craft a 15–20s vertical Story video at 1080x1920 that blends your logo, palette, and images with punchy motion graphics and tight copy overlays. I’ll handle concept, animation, sound design, and final H.264 export optimized for Facebook. Deliverables: one master Story upload-ready file, a muted variant with burned-in captions, and the editable Premiere/After Effects source file. Timeline ∼4 days with check-ins and 2 revisions included.

@jagjeetsinghram8

Hi, I’m Jagjeet — with 10+ years of experience in video editing and motion graphics. I can create a polished 15–20 second Facebook Story that builds brand awareness with strong visuals, concise messaging, and smooth animation. What I’ll deliver: • 15–20 sec vertical Story video • Motion graphics and text overlays • Sound design and background music • 1080×1920 H.264 + editable source I’ll focus on a clean, engaging visual style that matches your brand and performs well in Stories. Ready to start immediately. Best regards, Jagjeet Singh

@KurtSiebritz

Consider this ✍️The key to an impactful brand story video is creating a strong connection with the audience through visuals and sound. I understand the importance of a concise narrative that communicates who you are and why you matter, blending motion graphics with your logo and high-resolution images. You mentioned the need for an engaging 15- to 20-second vertical snapshot. What usually matters most here is ensuring the video captures attention quickly and leaves a lasting impression. I have worked on similar brand storytelling projects where the focus was on vibrant visuals paired with compelling sound design. So I know the challenge of standing out in a crowded feed. My approach would involve: • Refining the concept to align with your vision. • Crafting eye-catching motion graphics that incorporate your logo. • Developing concise copy overlays that resonate with your audience. • Designing a soundtrack that complements your brand's tone. • Creating a muted version with hard-coded captions for accessibility. What specific emotions do you want your audience to feel? Best, Kurt.