2D Kinetic Typography & Technical Motion Graphics Designer (After Effects) — Corporate Product Launch Video

We are looking for a skilled 2D Motion Graphics Designer (Adobe After Effects) to produce a sharp, 76-second kinetic typography and technical product showcase video for our product. We will provide: A 76-second reference video ( corporate motion-graphics style) showing the exact pacing, color wipes, split-screen metrics, wireframe line reveals, and kinetic typography rhythm we want to replicate. A complete frame-by-frame storyboard & script with exact timings and copy. High-resolution static product renders and brand assets. Strict Production Rules: Manual Animation vs. Static Assets (Read Carefully) To maintain crisp corporate precision and ensure our final video does not trigger automated "AI Info / AI-Generated" labels on Instagram, YouTube, or LinkedIn, our workflow strictly separates static assets from video animation: 1. What MUST Be 100% Manually Animated (No Generative AI Video): Zero AI Video Generators: Do not use Runway, Kling, Sora, Pika, Luma, HeyGen, or AI video templates to generate clips or transitions. Manual Keyframing in After Effects: All kinetic typography, full-screen color wipes, rolling number counters, animated UI toggles, particle text dissolves, and glowing CAD/wireframe line draws must be built manually using native After Effects shape layers, text animators, and keyframes. Clean Export Pipeline: Export the final MP4 with standard H.264 encoding and Content Credentials / C2PA AI metadata disabled so no editing-tool AI flags are embedded in the container. 2. Where Static AI-Assisted Assets Are Permitted (and How to Handle Them): Static Product Renders & Cutouts: You will receive our approved product renders (and may use Photoshop/Illustrator to clean up edges, create vector wireframe outlines of the chassis, or isolate transparent PNG cutouts). Metadata Hygiene on Static Assets: If you use any AI-assisted cleanup or upscaling on static product PNGs, you must flatten/rasterize and strip metadata (export as clean PNG/PSD without C2PA Content Credentials) before importing them into After Effects, so Adobe software does not propagate an "AI-assisted" tag into the final video render.