I need a one-minute motion piece that visualises the human brain in a highly realistic 3D style. The clip is purely informational, so the viewer should leave with a clear grasp of the structures, pathways and key functions being highlighted—no advertising vibe, just clean, accurate visual explanation. Here’s what I have so far: a scripted voice-over, timing marks and a rough storyboard indicating which brain regions need to appear at each moment. Your task is to translate that blueprint into captivating, medically faithful 3D animation. Smooth camera moves, subtle lighting and text callouts that integrate seamlessly with the model are essential. Think along the lines of work produced in Cinema 4D, Blender or Maya, composited in After Effects for polish. I’ll stay close to you throughout the process for anatomical checks and iterative feedback. Deliverables • 60-second finished video (1920×1080 H.264, plus lossless master) • Editable project files with all textures, models and comps • One round of revisions after initial draft If you’re experienced in realistic organ visualisation and can keep the pacing crisp while honouring scientific accuracy, let’s get this brain in motion.