Realistic 3D Spine Decompression Animation

I need a concise, 30-second 3D sequence that clearly illustrates how spinal traction relieves pressure in the thoracic region while also benefiting the lumbar area. The visual tone must stay realistic—think clean studio lighting, accurate vertebral anatomy, and believable motion of discs and ligaments as they elongate under gentle stretching. The goal is to give patients an immediate “aha” moment about why traction therapy works, so a simple before-and-after comparison (compressed versus decompressed) will be helpful.

Key points I’d like you to cover:
• Highlight disc re-hydration and the widening of inter-vertebral spaces without veering into medical gore; educational clarity is the priority.
• Neutral background, no branding needed right now, and no voice-over—just the animation itself. Subtle ambient sound is fine but optional.

Deliverables
1. 30-second HD (1920×1080) MP4.
2. Source project files (Blender, Maya, Cinema 4D or similar).
3. One high-resolution still frame that captures the peak decompression moment.

I’m happy to provide quick feedback on pre-vis and grey-shade passes to keep revisions light. If this sounds like your area of expertise, let’s talk timing and hand-off format so we can get this into my patient-education loop quickly.