Accessible Voting YouTube Shorts Campaign

I need a concise, 15-second vertical video for YouTube Shorts that gives visually impaired individuals who are eligible to vote specific information on how to cast their ballot. The spot must feel purely informative—no sweeping emotional cues, just clear, direct guidance that empowers the viewer to take action.

Key points I want reflected:
• Target audience: visually impaired voters of any adult age
• Core message: “Specific information on how to vote” presented in plain language
• Tone: straightforward and informative, supported by high-contrast visuals, large readable typography, descriptive on-screen text, and a crisp voice-over that narrates every visual element

“Private Voting Should Be Accessible Everywhere”
[0:00–0:03] Bold text on screen: “Every vote deserves privacy.”
Narrator: “For visually impaired voters, that isn’t always possible.”
[0:03–0:08] Quick visuals: PC screen, mobile phone, screen reader, high contrast UI Narrator: “Traditional voting often means relying on someone else.”
[0:08–0:12] Text on screen: “Should visually impaired voters be able to vote in private?” Narrator: “We believe yes.”
[0:12–0:15] Logo + animation showing PC + mobile icons
Narrator: “votrite — private, independent voting on your PC or our mobile apps.”

I will review against two acceptance criteria: the short must stay within 15 seconds exactly, and any viewer listening with screen off must still receive all voting instructions through audio alone.