I want to commission a series of short, cinematic history videos that look and feel exactly like the reference clip I shared (https://youtu.be/7SpddNW7a3k). Each episode must combine premium 3D environments, dramatic lighting, and tasteful AI-generated enhancements so the final piece feels like a big-budget documentary opening rather than a standard YouTube edit. Scope • For the ancient episodes we will dive into Greek wars and battles—phalanx formations, naval clashes, siege engines, and the overall grandeur of the Hellenic world. • For modern-era chapters we will pivot to equally decisive moments (e.g., industrial-age conflicts or twentieth-century turning points). • Both eras must share the same visual language: sweeping camera moves, volumetric lighting, gritty texturing, and subtle but convincing AI upscaling or synthesis where practical. Core expectations 1. Model or source accurate period assets, animate them convincingly, and composite them with cinematic VFX in either Blender, Maya, Unreal, Houdini, or the tools you are most fluent with. 2. Integrate AI tools—Topaz, Runway, Stable Diffusion, or similar—only when they genuinely raise realism and detail. 3. Deliver a polished master file (4K, 24 fps, ProRes or DNx) plus a standard H.264 preview. 4. Keep color grade, motion design, and sound design on par with the reference link. Acceptance will be tied to: • Historical accuracy of props, armor, and environments. • Seamless integration of AI-generated frames (no flicker, no mismatched lighting). • Overall cinematic mood and pacing comparable to the reference. Timelines, exact runtime per episode, and milestones can be finalized once we review your reel. If this challenge excites you, send your portfolio or a quick test shot and feel free to reach me directly at 6005899947.