I’m building a web section that opens with a hyper-realistic, first-person view of an excavator bucket slicing through soil. As each scoop lifts, the dirt should crumble away to uncover the line “80.000 m² of digging for digital future.” Once that sentence is fully exposed, it fades back into the ground and the excavator immediately digs up the next lines in the same manner—one after another, never all at once—until all messages are revealed. Key details I need you to respect: • Camera: locked to the operator’s point of view for full immersion. • Text animation: the letters must literally emerge from beneath the earth, as though carved out by the bucket. No pop-ups or simple fades—think realistic soil displacement. • Sequence: each phrase appears sequentially, not together, so visitors focus on one message at a time. • Output: transparent background (alpha channel) and lightweight enough for smooth website playback—H.264 + alpha MOV or WebM with transparency would be ideal. If you’re confident with high-fidelity 3D tools such as Blender, Cinema 4D, or Maya and can deliver a web-ready file that meets these criteria, let’s dig in.