AI Motion Graphics Aerospace Explainer
USD 1500–3000
About the project
I’m producing a five-minute, AI-generated motion-graphics video that playfully echoes the classic “I’m Just a Bill,” only this time our cheerful character will guide viewers through an aerospace business concept. The tone should feel nostalgic yet fresh, with vibrant flat graphics, smooth transitions, and clever visual metaphors that keep professionals engaged while still being easy for newcomers to follow. Scope and flow • Script & storyboard: I’ll supply the core talking points; you transform them into a short, catchy narrative that mirrors the verse-and-chorus rhythm of the original. • Design & animation: Motion graphics is the chosen style. Think lively 2D shapes with depth, kinetic typography, and on-brand color palettes. If you have ideas that dip into light 3D or traditional cel flourishes, pitch them, but the backbone must stay motion-graphics driven. • Voice & sound: Either AI or human VO is fine as long as it feels friendly and clear. Please include upbeat background music and at least a few era-appropriate sound cues for that Schoolhouse-Rock vibe. • Revisions: I expect at least two feedback rounds; quick turnaround on tweaks is essential so we hit the 1–2 week window. Acceptance criteria – Final runtime: 5:00 ± 15 seconds in 1080p (or higher) MP4. – Story must highlight the agreed aerospace topic accurately. – Color, fonts, and pacing must align with mood boards we lock in during pre-production. – All stock, AI assets, and music properly licensed or generated. When you respond, focus on your relevant experience with AI-assisted animation pipelines, motion-graphics storytelling, and tight-deadline deliveries. If you’ve recreated or parodied well-known educational shorts before, that’s a plus. I’m eager to collaborate and iterate quickly—let’s breathe new life into a classic and make aerospace sing.
Skills required
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