I wasn’t sure if you also wanted a 30-second version, so I created one as well. This required expanding the edit to 15 shots, meaning I added 12 new shots on top of the original three.
Because of the longer runtime, I reworked the copy to fit a full 30 seconds while staying true to the tone of the original. I also selected a new voice that closely matched the original’s feel and produced a completely new voiceover. To maintain consistency, I generated a new music track in Suno that aligns with the original soundtrack.
Overall, this version involved building out a cohesive extension of the original—new visuals, extended copy, a fresh voiceover, and a matching soundtrack—while preserving the essence and style of the initial piece.