Engaging 60-Second Facebook Reel -- 2

I have a batch of raw vertical clips, clear talking points, and full brand assets ready to go—I just need a skilled editor to mold them into a single 9:16 Facebook Reel that runs right around the 60-second mark. The objective is product/service promotion, so the finished piece must open with a hook that instantly grabs attention, flow through the key benefits in a fast-paced yet easy-to-follow manner, and wrap up with a persuasive call-to-action.

Visual style is important: smooth, clean transitions, on-brand lower thirds, and minimalist, subtle captions that remain legible on a smartphone screen. The overall tone should feel friendly and casual while still looking polished. If you prefer tools like Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve, that’s perfect—as long as you can keep the color grade consistent with the provided brand palette and export a high-quality H.264 file that won’t lose detail when compressed by Facebook.

Deliverables
• One 60-second (±5 s) vertical 1080 × 1920 .mp4 reel, ready for direct upload
• Burn-in captions plus a separate .srt file
• Source project file so future tweaks remain simple

Acceptance criteria
1. A compelling first three seconds that clearly signals the product value.
2. Captions match spoken words with zero spelling errors.
3. Branding (colors, fonts, logo stings) aligns with the supplied style guide.
4. Ends with a clear, motivating CTA card.

Everything you need—clips, talking points, logos, and font files—will be in a shared folder the moment we kick off. I’m happy to give swift, consolidated feedback so we can land final delivery smoothly within two quick revision rounds.