Embryo Biopsy Procedure Animation

Image to Video Animation for Embryo Biopsy Procedure

We are looking for a skilled video artist/animator who can convert step-by-step scientific images into smooth short animation clips.

This is NOT character animation or creative storytelling.
This is a technical/medical procedure animation based on already prepared image sequences.

What We Will Provide

- Multiple PDF files containing image sequences
- Each PDF represents ONE small animation clip
- A real reference procedure video
- Another sample animation/reference video
- Step-by-step explanation of movement and sequence

What You Need To Do

You need to create smooth motion between the images so they appear like a real procedural video.

Example:

- In Image 1, embryo and red laser point are visible
- In Image 2, embryo position changes near laser point
- You need to create a smooth 1–2 second transition animation between these two images

Another example:

- A needle enters from left side smoothly
- Stops near embryo
- Embryo moves and attaches to needle
- Another needle enters from right side
- Laser pulse appears
- Cell breaks
- Cell gets aspirated and flows inside needle

All sequences are already prepared image-by-image.

Important

You DO NOT need biological knowledge.
You only need to carefully follow:

- image order
- movement direction
- timing
- smooth transitions

The medical sequence and references will already be provided.

Animation Style Needed

- Smooth scientific/technical animation
- Clean transitions
- Realistic movement
- Microscopic/laboratory style
- Short clips (mostly 1–3 seconds each)

Deliverables

- Multiple short MP4 clips
- High quality rendering
- Smooth transitions between frames/images

Preferred Skills

- Motion graphics
- 2D animation
- Medical/scientific animation experience is a plus
- After Effects / Blender / Premiere Pro / similar tools

Please share:

- Similar animation work
- Motion graphics portfolio
- Estimated timeline
- Software you will use

Reference image sequences are attached in PDFs.