Volcano Safety Procedure Video

I need an engaging educational video in Indonesian that urges viewers to stay away from—or certainly never climb—any volcano that is erupting or currently active. The entire piece must revolve around practical, step-by-step safety procedures: how to recognize official warning levels, what to pack in an emergency kit, the safest evacuation routes, and actions to avoid once ash begins to fall. Throughout the video I also want a strong, recurring reminder that “ini berbahaya” ­– the danger is real and immediate. Here is what I have in mind. • Length: roughly 3–5 minutes, paced for social-media sharing yet detailed enough for classroom or community-hall screenings. • Style: a mix of concise narration, simple motion graphics, and footage or stills of recent eruptions (royalty-free or your own). Please keep the tone clear and reassuring while never downplaying the risk. • Language & branding: Bahasa Indonesia voice-over with burned-in Indonesian captions; opening and closing frames must show a bold red warning banner. • Deliverables: final HD video (MP4), separate subtitle file (.srt), and all project assets so local authorities can update figures later. You may use Premiere Pro, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve, or any comparable tool; feel free to propose the workflow you are most comfortable with. Safety accuracy is critical, so cite the official BNPB guidelines or relevant scientific sources in the draft script for my approval before animation starts. Once we agree on the storyboard, I’ll review a low-res rough cut, then a polished version, and finally sign off on the master file. Let me know your estimated turnaround time and any other questions you need answered to get started.