20-Second Classic Physics Animation

I’m producing a short educational film and need a 20–25-second burst of classic 2D, animation. The sequence will illustrate a physics demonstration, so the “characters” are purely scientific: bouncing atoms, pulsing frequency waves, sweeping laser beams and any other stylised props that make the concept pop for young viewers. Think bright colours, fluid squash-and-stretch motion and a playful, cartoonish look that still conveys real scientific behaviour.

You’ll start from a written storyboard (I’ll supply it on award) and handle everything from rough animatic to polished, full-colour render. Sound design is covered elsewhere, so this task focuses strictly on the visuals.

Deliverables
• 1920×1080 H.264 or ProRes video, 24 fps
• Original project/source files (Animate, Toon Boom, TVPaint or equivalent)

Acceptance
• Timing locked at 20–25 seconds
• Smooth, on-model motion throughout—no visible jitter or partial in-betweens
• Scientific elements clearly recognisable yet stylised, with laser light and wave oscillations matching the storyboard cues

If you love classic hand-drawn charm and can turn abstract physics into eye-catching storytelling, I’d love to see your reel and hear your timeline.