I need a freelancer who can take our first-aid training scripts—CPR, choking relief, bleeding control and the like—and turn them into clear, memorable videos for Indian schoolchildren and the wider public. The brief calls for both 2D and 3D work, but always in a realistic style so viewers can easily recognise the movements and equipment they will use in real life. You will start by shaping each script into a visual storyboard, checking every frame with our medical team until the procedure is spot-on. From there, you will animate believable Indian characters and settings, add instructional call-outs, and integrate the voice-over tracks and subtle SFX we supply. I’m flexible on colours, typography and overall look; in fact, I’d like your help creating a simple style guide we can reuse across future lessons. Because accuracy is critical, expect a few iterative passes with our doctors before we sign off. Once approved, deliver the final videos (HD and mobile-optimised), the editable project files, and the newly minted style guide. If you thrive on clarity, cultural nuance and life-saving impact, let’s talk.