1-Minute 3D School Physics Animations

I’m creating a series of one-minute 3D clips that visualise Motion and Forces topics for classroom use. Each animation should simulate the concept accurately, add clear on-screen labels, and keep the overall look engaging yet simple so students immediately grasp ideas like Newton’s laws, constant acceleration, or projectile motion.

Any tool you prefer is welcome—Blender, Maya, Houdini, Cinema 4D—provided the final delivery is an H.264 MP4 (1080p, 25 fps) plus the editable project file so I can tweak text or colours later.

Deliverables
• One finished 60-second animation per agreed concept
• Corresponding project file with intact physics settings and keyframes
• Short read-me explaining custom rigs, modifiers, or plug-ins used

When you respond, please link to past work that shows scientific or physics-based 3D animation; applications without relevant examples won’t be considered. Once I review your reel, we’ll finalise the exact list of concepts and set a milestone schedule. Looking forward to seeing how you can bring classical mechanics to life.