I will create a cinematic amazon book trailer promotional video


About this gig
Some books are better served by real footage.
For memoir, literary fiction, historical, and non-fiction, real light and real faces carry weight that generated imagery still can't match. I build these from licensed cinematic stock selected frame by frame, cut to your story, not dropped into a template.
How it works:
- The read. Send your synopsis and opening chapters. I'm looking for the tone before I look for footage.
- The cut. Every trailer is scripted before it's edited the order the tension arrives in, what's said, what's held back. Then I source and cut to it.
- The finish. Licensed soundtrack matched to your tone. Colour grading and sound design throughout. A 3D cover mockup on the closing frame, so the last thing a viewer sees is the thing they can buy.
- Add-ons: scriptwriting from your synopsis, and narration if your trailer needs a voice.
Eight years, 800+ trailers, and a lot of books I've said no to.
Send me your title, genre, and launch date.
Get to know Abdul Rehman
Transforming Your Stories into Visual Art
- FromPakistan
- Member sinceAug 2026
Languages
English
FAQ
Can you add a voice-over to the trailer?
Yes! I have a background in broadcast, and can provide a professional voice-over (male American English) addition to your trailer as an extra. If my personal voice is not a fit for the project, I can use a voice generated by artificial intelligence (AI).
What if Youtube says there's a music copyright claim when I upload the trailer?
This can happen on rare occasion. It's the result of Youtube trying to protect the song's creator, not realizing that the song was properly licensed by me (and transferred to you). Simply send me the Youtube link, along with the claimant's name, and I will have the claim removed for you. Easy!
Revisions: What if I don't like the music in the trailer?
Because I work from royalty-free music, options for some genres may be limited, but I do my best the select something suitable. Please understand I edit video TO the music, so starting over with new music is probably more work than you realize, but I'm open to re-cutting it once at no extra charge

