
Motion Graphics for escape rooms promotions
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Description
We are looking for a skilled motion graphics designer to create immersive 20-second trailer-style ads for our escape rooms. These ads should feel like mini-movie trailers, telling a short story that captures the excitement, mystery, and adventure of each room.
Project Scope:
Create high-energy, cinematic 20-second trailers for individual escape room experiences
Use motion graphics, dynamic text, and animation to set the scene and build suspense
Incorporate sound effects, music, and voiceover (we can provide or collaborate)
Design should feel thematic and engaging, matching the unique story of each escape room
Requirements:
Experience in motion graphics, cinematic-style video editing, and storytelling
Ability to transform scripts or concepts into engaging short trailers
Proficiency in Adobe After Effects, Premiere Pro, or similar tools
Strong understanding of pacing, transitions, and emotional impact in trailers
Experience with horror, thriller, or adventure themes (preferred but not required)
Deliverables:
3–5 short (20-second) trailer-style videos for different escape rooms
High-quality files for web and social media use
Source files upon project completion
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience creating movie or game trailers
Understanding of narrative-driven marketing
Familiarity with the escape room industry is a plus
George S.
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Hey,
If you could please address some of my concerns regarding the trailer for escape rooms:
- Do you have any existing trailers or marketing materials that showcase your escape rooms' style?
- What emotions or reactions do you want viewers to feel when watching these trailers? (Excitement, fear, suspense, curiosity, etc.)
- Do you have reference trailers or cinematic examples that you like?
- Will you be providing scripts, or should I develop a narrative based on room descriptions?
- Do you prefer a voiceover-driven story, text-based storytelling, or a mix of both?
- Are you open to experimenting with different trailer styles (e.g., horror-style for scary rooms, adventure-style for mystery rooms)?