Cinematic 8-Second Intro Sequence

I need a polished, 8-second cinematic opener that begins on a tight close-up of me at a dimly lit desk, ringed by rich RGB studio lights. As the camera crawls forward, I put on my headphones and nudge the microphone into place. During that single move, the lighting must glide from a deep midnight blue into a glowing warm orange, evoking a mysterious, suspense-soaked focus. A faint, tasteful lens-flare in the background should punctuate the shift without overpowering the frame.

You can shoot fresh footage or composite from stock, but the finished piece has to feel seamless, film-grade, and dramatic. Smooth motion, precise color transitions, and realistic reflections are key; no jitter, no banding. Final delivery: 4K (3840×2160), 24 fps, ProRes 422 HQ or high-bitrate H.264, plus the project files (Premiere, DaVinci Resolve, or After Effects) so I can tweak if needed.

• Camera push starts wide enough to reveal shoulders, ends on a tight facial framing
• Headphone placement and mic adjustment must sync perfectly with the color shift
• Lens-flare kept subtle—just enough to suggest depth without stealing attention

If you excel at cinematic lighting, color grading, and motion design, this is a quick but rewarding micro-project. Let me see a short reel of comparable shots and we can get rolling right away.