I need a realistic 3-D animation of the human brain that highlights how sensory processing travels through, and is ultimately stored within, specific lobes. Throughout the sequence the frontal, parietal, and occipital lobes must illuminate in a medical-grade style—no cartoon or abstract treatments—so their activity is clear and anatomically accurate. Once each burst of sensory activity ends, the animation should show the information settling into its “storage” area by fading into a gentle after-glow or similar visual cue. Deliverables • Final 4-K video file (ProRes 4444 or comparable) suitable for looping • Complete editable project file, including all textures, lighting setups, and assets (Blender, Cinema 4 D, Maya, or After Effects—whichever you prefer) Acceptance criteria: correctly proportioned, clearly labelled frontal/parietal/occipital lobes; smooth, believable lighting transitions that illustrate one sensory-processing event from activation through storage; export settings that preserve transparency and color consistency. A single round of revisions is included so we can fine-tune timing or color before sign-off.