I’m refreshing my site and want a short, highly realistic car animation that can play in the hero section without any visible cuts. Picture an elegant reveal: the vehicle emerges from shadow or light, the camera glides around it in one continuous, cinematic move, and the sequence ends on a clean, front-three-quarter beauty shot ready to loop. Key notes you should know as you plan the work: • Visual style: photoreal—accurate reflections, materials, and lighting similar to high-end commercial spots. • Flow: one seamless take; no hard edits. • Effects: a reveal at the beginning (for example light sweep, mist, or cloth pull) before the camera move. • Output: web-friendly file (H.264 MP4 or WebM) plus a high-resolution ProRes master. I’ll also need a still frame for fallback imagery. https://youtu.be/RMNpt5n4OzM?si=pfyuuUuLehZUVGp8 Deliverables 1. 6–10-second finished animation, ready to drop into my site. 2. Source project file (Maya, Blender, Cinema 4D, or equivalent) with all textures. 3. One revision round after first preview. I’ll provide the exact car model (FBX/OBJ) and branding guidelines the moment we start. If you have questions about framing, lighting rigs, or preferred export settings, let me know and we’ll lock them down together.