I will create professional math and science animations with manim


About this gig
Looking to transform abstract mathematical, physical, or scientific concepts into breathtaking, 3Blue1Brown-style animations? You are in the right place
I develop custom mathematical animations using Python and Manim (Mathematical Animation Engine). I bridge the gap between rigorous mathematical accuracy and modern visual aesthetics.
WHAT YOU GET:
1080p Full HD (or 4K) crystal-clear MP4 video.
16:9 (YouTube/Presentations) or 9:16 (Shorts/TikTok/Reels) framing.
Perfect LaTeX typography & elegant dark/light theme color palettes.
Smooth transitions and zero visual overlap.
Full commercial rights.
WHAT I NEED FROM YOU TO GET STARTED:
1. A brief explanation or script of the concept/formulas you want to animate.
2. Voiceover audio file (if you want the animation synchronized to speech).
3. Any specific preference in aspect ratio (Horizontal or Vertical) and colors.
️ IMPORTANT NOTE:
Please send me a message BEFORE placing an order so we can review your equations, timeline, and scope to ensure the best possible result!
Get to know Federico Burna
Mathematical and Scientific Motion Designer Manim and LaTeX Expert
- FromArgentina
- Member sinceAug 2026
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
Spanish, English
FAQ
Q: Do I need to provide the voiceover or audio?
A: Yes, if your project requires precise audio synchronization, please provide your final recorded voiceover before we start coding. This ensures millimeter-accurate timing.
Q: Can I get the Python source code?
A: Yes! It is included for free in the Premium package, or available as an extra add-on in Basic and Standard packages.
Q: What does a "Revision" include?
A: Revisions include tweaks to colors, camera angles, timing, font sizes, or minor visual adjustments. They do not cover rewriting the entire script or changing the mathematical topic once animated.
Q: Can you render in 9:16 vertical for TikTok or Shorts?
A: Absolutely! Just let me know in the order requirements if you need vertical (9:16) or horizontal (16:9).

