Cinematic Animation for Electronics Website

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Budget / Salary$30–250
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
I need a video for the home page of my website: https://kehoeelectronics.com/. Create a cinematic 12-15 second animation video. Begin with a dramatic deep-blue ocean wave rolling slowly toward the viewer. Bright whitewash and sea foam move naturally across the screen. As the wave breaks, the white foam gradually transforms into glowing circuit-board traces, electronic pathways, connectors, PCB components, displays, power modules, battery icons, and cable assemblies.
Keep the motion smooth and premium, not overly futuristic or flashy. The electronics should appear to emerge organically from the wave, as if innovation is flowing through the water.
Around 5–7 seconds, reveal the Kehoe Electronics logo and the headline:
“Powering the Next Wave of Innovation”
Then progressively introduce the key capability categories along the bottom:
Displays & HMI
PCBA / Manufacturing
Power Solutions
Cables & Connectivity
Batteries & Frequency Control
End with the wave settling into clean whitewash while the circuitry continues to glow subtly underneath. Finish on a clean Kehoe Electronics branded screen with the slogan centered and the website below.
Visual style: sophisticated, modern, engineering-focused, premium corporate branding, realistic ocean photography blended seamlessly with high-end electronic components and subtle blue circuit illumination. Use deep navy, bright ocean blue, white foam, and metallic electronics. No people. No cartoon effects. No excessive camera movement. Designed for a large trade-show LED display.
For a website home page screen, I’d make it loop seamlessly so the final whitewash flows naturally back into the opening wave. I’d also keep the logo and text on-screen for at least the last 3–4 seconds. The attached image may help but its the wrong logo. Separate Logo attached.
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