Cinematic Documentary Video for Civic Awareness

I'm the founder of VoicesOfTMK (VOTMK), a citizen-led civic awareness platform based in Tumkur, Karnataka, that highlights genuine public issues and encourages responsible civic participation.
Our page has grown organically to 1,700+ followers, crossed 100,000+ views, and has contributed to real public impact, including authorities taking action on issues like the Siragate 80 Ft Road and public safety concerns.
I need a 2-minute cinematic documentary-style video that will be played on a large LED screen during a Ganesha Festival public event in front of hundreds of people.

Objective
The video should:
Build trust in VoicesOfTMK.
Showcase real impact through before-and-after stories.
Create an emotional connection with the audience.
Inspire citizens to report local issues.
End with a strong call to action to follow @VoicesOfTMK.

Style Reference
I'm looking for a style similar to:
Netflix documentary intros
Vice News
DW Documentary
Modern civic campaign films

Visual tone:
Cinematic
High contrast
Black, White & Red brand identity
Bold typography
Fast-paced but emotional storytelling

Footage I'll Provide
Siragate Road (Before & After)
Public interviews
Garbage issues
Water overflow
Open manhole
Stray dog issue
KSRTC rain leak
Milestone posts
Official VO.TMK logo
QR code
Additional photos and videos

Deliverables
2-minute documentary (1080p and 4K)
Vertical version (9:16)
Horizontal version (16:9)
Subtitles (English)
Background music (royalty-free)
Motion graphics
Color grading
Sound design

Final editable project (CapCut or Premiere preferred)
Suggested Story Flow
Powerful Tumkur opening
The problems citizens face
Why VoicesOfTMK was created
Real impact achieved
Community trust
Future vision
Strong ending with QR code and Follow CTA

When Applying
Please send:
2–3 documentary-style edits you've made.
Your preferred editing software.
Estimated turnaround time.
Your fixed price.
Important: This is not a random social media reel. I'm looking for someone who can create a powerful, emotionally engaging civic documentary that feels like a movement rather than an advertisement.