Scientific atom teleportation Animation

I have written a detailed, scene-by-scene outline that visualises a theoretical process for transporting atoms: analysis of their information, transmission (with room for potential data loss), and precise reconstruction at a distant point. I now need that script turned into a short, simple 2D animation that mirrors my notes exactly. Throughout the video I want clear on-screen text to highlight key scientific terms, a formal, authoritative voiceover that matches the tone of an academic lecture, and a subtle bed of background music to keep the pacing steady. Please synchronise the audio with the visual cues I specify so the flow feels seamless. I will supply: • A written storyboard with timing, camera directions, colour cues, and any diagrams I have sketched. • The exact wording for all on-screen text and the narration script. • References for the scientific concepts so you can illustrate them accurately. What I need from you: • A polished 2D animation (1080p preferred) that adheres closely to my storyboard. • Professional-quality voiceover delivered in a formal, scientific style—either record it yourself or manage a VO talent. • Background music mixed at a level that never competes with the narration. • Source project files (After Effects, Toon Boom, or similar) plus the final rendered video. • Two feedback rounds to fine-tune timing or graphics if required. If you have experience illustrating scientific concepts, motion-graphics-driven explanations, or whiteboard-style clarity in a 2D environment, your expertise will be ideal here. Let me know what software you prefer, how you handle VO and music licensing, and an estimated turnaround once you receive my materials.

Project ID: 40674546