I'm looking for a roughly 2-minute video on Quantum Mechanics. The video should feature a green Matrix-like digital rain effect, except the rain will consist of measurements like X=4. i.e. <variable>=<value> where variable will be a short identifier such as A, X, AAA, BZY, etc. Each vertical stream will have a unique variable name associated with it. The values should be appear to be random integers between -20 and 20. The measurements should fall at a similar speed to those in the film Matrix. Please note that the values in the X, Y and Z streams are not fully random. See below. Note also that there should be gaps sometimes where a measurement is not made, sometimes where 2 or 3 measurements could have been. The video has 3 parts which blend into each other. The initial screen starts with a black background. A single downward green stream of measurements starts. After the single stream has been shown for 10 seconds, the main measurement stream temporarily recedes and the screen fills up as other measurement streams begin. The screen should then look a lot like the green digital rain in the Matrix. After it has been raining for 60 seconds, 3 of the streams are selected to become bright and the other stream become darker and fade away. Those streams should use the identifiers X, Y and Z. I.e. the original stream should be selected as one of the 3 highlighted streams. The 3 streams should then be displayed side by side. It should reveal the following relationship between the measurements. If a measurement in one stream is made, it randomizes the value of of the measurements in the other streams. Please see drawing. The 3 streams should 'rain' for about 8 seconds, before stopping so that the relationship between stream is obvious. The video should be a visually engaging. Ideal skills and experience: - Proficiency in video editing and animation - Ability to create captivating visual effects