AI Filmmaker Needed — Cinematic Trailer (Live Footage + AI Integration)

I’m looking for someone who can blend real performance footage with AI-generated video into a single, cinematic piece. I came across your work, which feels like it lives at that intersection. We need a trailer for In Sync, a Keynote-Concert by Nesya Fertel. We’ll also need a hero video for her website (a quiet edit-down of the trailer — 2–4 visual moments, no audio). I wonder if this is the kind of project that’s in your sweet spot, and whether you might have availability to take it on. About the show In Sync is a virtuoso violin performance and a TED-style talk woven into one arc. It entertains like a concert and resonates like a keynote — what we call a Keynote-Concert. About Nesya Nesya is a classically trained violinist of Carnegie Hall caliber, but the show isn’t a recital — it’s designed to move fast and hold attention. Fiery showpieces, cinematic themes, Broadway moments, and audience favorites combine with a talk where she reveals the architecture of mastery — translating the patterns of elite performers into tools for work and life. Who this is for The audience for this trailer is event planners (think: someone booking programming for Google, a leadership summit, a fundraiser, a company offsite, etc.). Creative direction We mapped out the trailer flow — scene by scene — with ideas for audio and visuals here The show was recently filmed with 5 camera angles and high-quality audio. Files are here (both high-res and compressed versions) You’ll see comments in the doc indicating timestamps to pull from. Your role We mapped a vision, but we’ve never produced a trailer like this before — so your creative judgment matters a lot here: • where to cut • what moments to include or drop • camera selection • pacing and zooms • building energy across the edit If our concept works well, great — execute it. If you see a stronger direction, we trust your instincts, and want to know. If it’s somewhere in between, even better. A few brand principles that should guide the edit This show isn’t positioned as “half concert, half keynote.” It’s a new category — a fully integrated performance where music and insight move as one. It should feel captivating, disciplined, and premium — a tightly choreographed show that holds attention from start to finish. Visually and tonally we’re aiming for something cinematic, intentional, and modern — closer to A24 or an Apple keynote than typical concert footage.