I need three 30–40-second 3D animations that teach proper swimming technique to kids. Each clip will focus on one stroke—freestyle, backstroke, and breaststroke—and feature adolescent swimmers wearing casual swimwear in a well-lit indoor pool. Scope and quality • Characters: high, realistic detail (skin, hair, muscle movement, subtle water interaction). • Camera coverage: continuous side-on, above, and front views in every clip so technique is crystal-clear. A split-screen or stitched pass that shows all three angles together is welcome. • Environment: standard Olympic-style indoor pool with believable water, reflections, and ambient sound kept subtle. No spectators needed. Deliverables 1. Three finished HD or 4K video files (MP4 or MOV). 2. Matching clean renders of each individual camera pass. 3. Source project files (Blender, Maya, 3ds Max, or similar) with textures, rigs, and caches intact so I can re-edit if required. 4. A short document listing software versions, plug-ins, and any third-party assets used. Acceptance criteria • Stroke mechanics match the reference video provided for freestyle and adhere to accepted swim-school form for all strokes. • Movements loop smoothly without visible glitches. • Lighting, caustics, and water interaction look natural but keep the swimmer clearly visible. • File sizes remain manageable—no excessive simulations that cannot be reproduced on a mid-range workstation. If you have motion-capture resources or past aquatic animation samples, include a link; that will speed up selection. I’m ready to start as soon as I find the right animator and will give prompt feedback at key milestones (rough block-out, first render, final polish). Here is a good example of freestle swimming - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyR7JYllk9U