Transmission Spectroscopy Animated Video Edit

I have all the raw ingredients for a short, punchy lesson on transmission spectroscopy—pre-recorded voice-overs, on-camera explanations, and reference graphics—now I need an editor–animator to turn them into a single, highly polished piece that runs under five minutes. The core of the job is building clear, engaging 2D animations that illustrate how light passes through a material and how the absorption features are interpreted. There is one moment where a simple 3D visualization might help, but if you can convey the idea convincingly in 2D, I’m happy to keep the whole project in that style. Text call-outs and lower thirds should blend naturally with the visuals rather than dominate them. Footage is organised and time-coded, voice tracks are clean, and I’ve sketched out where each animation should appear. Your task is to: • Edit the talking-head and voice-over segments into a coherent narrative. • Design and integrate the required 2D animations (plus that optional single 3D shot if it truly adds clarity). • Sync everything seamlessly, add tasteful sound design, and deliver a final export that feels fast-paced yet informative. I work in Adobe Premiere Pro, so I’d like the project returned in that format (or an After Effects dynamic link where relevant), along with the rendered 4K MP4. If you use another toolset, just supply the high-res render and all editable source files. Acceptance criteria: the finished video must stay under the five-minute mark, flow logically without dead air, and visually clarify every concept called out in my notes. If that sounds like your creative sweet spot, let’s get started.