✔ Mindful Weightloss Semaglutide Ad
Completed by Brittany R.
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Elsa
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Hi
Start at the beginning of the video and go to the :02 second mark. (Caption: Semaglutide Weight Loss Injections)
Start again at the 56-second mark and go to the 59-second mark. (Caption: get rid of stubborn fat)
Start again at the 1:17 mark and go to the 1:20 mark. (Caption: resistant to diet and exercise)
Start again at the :22 mark and go to the :24 mark. (Caption: customized treatment plans)
Start again at the :27 mark and go to the :34 mark.
(Caption:
once-weekly injections
help you lose weight and keep it off)
Start again at 1:46 and go to 1:51 (stop dieting. start a lifestyle change)
Start at the 1:59 mark and go to the 2:02 mark. (Caption: look and feel better than ever)
Start at the 2:05 mark and go to the 2:06 mark. (experience Mindful Weight Loss today)
https://watch.screencastify.com/v/tJfkWaxzmtX5k7XS9QZN
and here is the 1080x1080 vers
https://watch.screencastify.com/v/ETGpIxFdjSlJSNB3SVIn
Hello
Start at the 45-second mark and go to the 48-second mark.
Start again at the 4-second mark and go to the 6-second mark.
For these first two clips, please place the first 6-seconds of dialogue over them where the doctor is saying, "Most people don't know that, in America, 70% of us struggle with weight loss. Skip the next part where he talks about his struggle and start the dialogue again when he says "My name is Dr. Vivek Gupta..."
At this point, cut to the doctor finishing this sentence at the 15-second mark and go to the 35-second mark, cutting right before it fades to the next shot. Ending when he says "mindfulness."
Before he finishes saying "mindfulness" the shot fade to another one, but instead of that shot, can you overlap the word over the shot starting at 1:55 mark and go to the 1:58 mark.
Start again at the 1:14 mark and go to the 1:29 mark, using the dialogue that is in that section.
Start again at the 1:59 mark and go to the 2:12 mark, using the same dialogue that is in that section.
Fade to a white background with the logo and "Schedule a Consultation Today"
Hi,
Please add the captions of what he is saying. I have typed them out for you below to make it easy:
Most people don't know that in America, 70% of us struggle with weight loss.
My name is Dr. Vivek Gupta, a board-certified internal medicine and obesity medicine physician.
I help people who struggle with weight achieve their weight loss goals.
99% of our patients lose weight.
Mindful Weight Loss is a concierge practice that combines evidence-based medicine with coaching, therapy, and mindfulness.
So many of my patients have done everything. They've done all the diets, all the other fad things that come out. Then, they are eating nothing, and they still struggle with this.
It doesn't have to be no pain, no gain.
Our philosophy is work smarter, not harder, using a compassionate approach.
The desired result is a lifestyle change.
If we decide to stop the medication, we can continue maintaining our weight loss goals.
If you're ready to begin mindful weight loss, reach out to us today to start your journey.
Can you please add the offer at the top at the very beginning?
Semaglutide for Weight Loss
$50 OFF
The First Month
Get a $100 Cash Card
toward the first month
here are examples of narration + music that works
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSVA1FIQDOQ - skip to :05
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xipiotOLGDY
They both share a swelling background instrumental that resembles strings, but still convey a different tone (one emotional, the other uplifting).
Neither introduces additional "instruments" until the narration has been established, in order for the ear to adjust to the voice as the overriding sound element before changes in background music dynamics are introduced.
I am happy to edit this if needed or have a zoom with Elsa, if she is open to that. It's been a long time since I edited film and sound. My experience is on Adobe Premier and Final Cut Pro and on versions that are likely obsolete. Still, I am happy to support in this.
Hi
Here's another version using a less upbeat background music