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We’re looking for someone experienced in creating premium, realistic scientific or skincare-style animations using AI video generation tools (e.g. Runway, Pika, Kaiber, Sora, Stable Video, ComfyUI for animations). The project is a 10-second split-screen comparison of Hyaluronic Acid vs Polyglutamic Acid, showing water physics, skin layers, and hydration effects. The goal is a high-quality, scientific, elegant look but produced much faster than traditional animation. Summary We need a graphic visually demonstrating that while Hyaluronic Acid attracts moisture to the skin surface, Polyglutamic Acid locks in and holds 400% more hydration within the skin. The overall look should be premium, scientific, and elegant, with clear side-by-side contrast. Here is a more specific brief:

 Format: 16:9 - comparison split
 Left = Hyaluronic Acid
 Right = Polyglutamic Acid

 0–2s: Opening
 - HA: Extreme macro shot of a single water droplet suspended in air.
 - PGA: Identical droplet, but subtle shimmering net-like strands (PGA) glisten faintly behind it.

 2–4s: Action
 - HA: Drop is drawn toward an invisible force, ripple effects appear as it lands.
 - PGA: Drop is drawn down but immediately “caught” and held by a silky hydration film, ripples are deeper and denser.

 4–6s: Build
 - HA: More water drops converge on the skin surface, creating a light protective field.
 - PGA: More water drops converge, but they sink into the skin and remain sealed in by a luminous barrier film.

 6–8s: Reveal
 - HA: Camera pulls back, showing hydration happening mainly on the skin surface.
 - PGA: Camera pulls back, revealing hydration within the skin layers, glowing barrier intact.

 8–10s: Close
 - HA: Skin appears slightly surface level hydrated and plump.
 - PGA: Skin appears deeply plumped and radiant, a hydration veil visible.

 Overlay text:
 - Left: “Popular Hyaluronic Acid” - Right: “NEW Polyglutamic Acid! Holds 400% more hydration”