Create a 15-second video to be used for Facebook advertising

Create a 15-second video to be used for Facebook advertising To be chosen for this project, you must provide examples of videos that you created that are about 15 seconds and used for Facebook advertising, be able to show proof that this is your work. I want to create one 15-second video to be used for Facebook advertising. The ad video is for a company that repairs (sands and paints) scraped automobile rims. The ad will be created by taking segments from an existing YouTube video. The ad video will require text overlay and voiceover. Specifics about how the existing video content is to be edited will be provided after project is awarded. The video ad will have five segments. The segments should be created by extracting from the existing YouTube video, but they will need to be “stretched” or put into slow motion to have enough time on screen to meet the segment lengths below. Segments are as follows: First video segment – shows a scraped car rim: approximately 3 seconds Second video segment – shows rim being sanded using a hand tool: approximately 4 secs Third video segment – shows wheel being masked with blue tape: approximately 2 secs Third video segment – shows rim being painted: approximately 3 secs Forth video segment – shows finished rim: approximately 3 secs Original YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/NMq7OJ_Y1BY The video will have a text overlay that will be shown on several segments. The video will have the following voice over. Editor will need to provide voiceover using AI or other means. “Curb rash on your Tesla wheels? PNW Rim Refresh can make them look much better without expensive wheel refinishing. Touch-ups start at just $45 per wheel. Get your free estimate today.” The video ad must comply with Facebook specifications: • File format: MP4, MOV • Resolution: minimum resolution of 1080x1080 pixels • Frame rate: 30 FPS • Aspect ratio: 4:5 • Maximum file size: 4GB We will probably continue to create additional videos after the first one is created. See attached Word document for storyboard and more info. Thank you, Chris