I have a complete storyboard for our new medical device and now need it brought to life through a realistic 2D/3D animation that clearly demonstrates the mechanism of action. Because the video is intended for an audience of medical professionals, every anatomical structure has to be accurate in both scale and motion, and the device-tissue interaction must be shown in a way that would satisfy a clinician’s eye. The storyboard can serve as your roadmap, yet I’m happy to refine scenes, camera angles, lighting, or pacing if you see opportunities to improve clarity or visual impact. What matters most is that the final piece remains firmly educational, not promotional or cartoon-styled. Key expectations • Combine 2D overlays with 3D sequences where it best clarifies the science. • Model or source anatomically correct assets (organ, tissue, vascular structures, etc.) and animate them realistically. • Integrate our device CAD (STEP/OBJ available) so materials, motion and clearances read correctly. • Supply a narrated and a clean version; I can provide a script and voiceover if you prefer, or you may tag the timing for my VO later. • Deliver the mastered video in HD/4K MP4 along with high-resolution stills for slides and the editable project files (e.g., Blender, Maya, Cinema 4D, After Effects) so we can update content in future. The target animation length is 45-90 seconds. Acceptance criteria 1. Anatomy and device geometry verified against our clinical advisers’ feedback. 2. Motion accuracy: no interpenetration, realistic tissue response, correct procedural steps. 3. Final render free of artifacts and color-graded for surgical-lighting realism. 4. All files delivered on schedule and openable in the stated software versions. If you have experience crafting realistic medical animations and can propose visual or technical improvements beyond the storyboard, I’d love to collaborate. Please share relevant medical or biomechanical samples and outline your preferred software pipeline so we can align early and move quickly.