Leg Compression Whiteboard Explainer
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I need a concise whiteboard-style animation that illustrates how blood flow differs when two common leg-compression methods are used, and, most importantly, why that matters for the average viewer. The tone should stay friendly and jargon-free so anyone can understand the benefits without prior medical knowledge.
Here is what I have in mind: first, a simple before-and-after comparison that visualises circulation with each compression type (think clear colour changes or line animations that instantly convey “sluggish” versus “smooth” flow). From there, transition into the practical take-away—the real-world advantages people gain when they choose effective compression: reduced swelling, faster recovery, better comfort during long sitting or standing, etc. The science must be accurate, but the narrative should stay engaging and light.
To keep the project organised, please provide:
• a short script or storyboard draft for approval before you animate
• the final whiteboard animation (MP4 or MOV, HD)
• any source files from your whiteboard tool of choice (e.g., VideoScribe, Doodly, After Effects with plugins)
Ideal length: around 60–90 seconds. Voice-over is welcome if you can supply it; otherwise leave space so I can add narration later.
I’ll be available for quick feedback on the draft so we can nail the visuals and pacing in as few revisions as possible.
Here is what I have in mind: first, a simple before-and-after comparison that visualises circulation with each compression type (think clear colour changes or line animations that instantly convey “sluggish” versus “smooth” flow). From there, transition into the practical take-away—the real-world advantages people gain when they choose effective compression: reduced swelling, faster recovery, better comfort during long sitting or standing, etc. The science must be accurate, but the narrative should stay engaging and light.
To keep the project organised, please provide:
• a short script or storyboard draft for approval before you animate
• the final whiteboard animation (MP4 or MOV, HD)
• any source files from your whiteboard tool of choice (e.g., VideoScribe, Doodly, After Effects with plugins)
Ideal length: around 60–90 seconds. Voice-over is welcome if you can supply it; otherwise leave space so I can add narration later.
I’ll be available for quick feedback on the draft so we can nail the visuals and pacing in as few revisions as possible.