AI-Driven VR Prototype Development

We are seeking a skilled freelancer to develop a low-fidelity prototype (only video 1-2 minutes) for an AI-driven VR application. The project focuses on creating an immersive virtual smart tutor for teaching and learning. The ideal candidate will have experience in 3D video animation (360) and a strong understanding of virtual environment. This is not a virtual application prototype but a comprehensive 1-2 minutes video showing the concept for validation. You can use Figma or any other software to create the scenario. The core idea: fake the VR, show the interface You don't need a working VR build. You need the viewer to believe they're watching a VR lesson happen. The formula: Open on a real person wearing a VR headset (stock footage) → establishes "this is VR" Cut to what they'd see inside the headset → this is your Figma/Canva mockup, screen-recorded Walk through 3–4 key screens/features Close on outcome + logo/tagline Screens you need to design (the "MVP mockup") Design these in Figma or Canva at a VR-headset-style aspect ratio (or just widescreen 16:9 — nobody will nitpick this at concept stage): Language selection — flag icons/list, one highlighted as selected Avatar/tutor selection — 2–3 tutor avatar cards with names (e.g. "Mika – Friendly", "Prof. Lang – Formal"), selectable state Immersive lesson view — a 3D-style classroom/scene mockup (can be a stylized illustration or a Canva 3D template) with the AI avatar present and a floating content panel (e.g. a math equation, a molecule, a map — pick something relevant to your target subject) Interactive check-in — a simple question popup with 2–3 answer options and instant feedback ("Correct! Let's go deeper.") Progress/dashboard — simple bar chart or badge showing streak/mastery You only need 5 screens. Keep each on-screen for 5–8 seconds — long enough to read, short enough to keep pace. you can use any tool but here are few recommendations: Tools (all free or freemium, no coding) Design the screens: Figma (free) — best if you want a clickable prototype you can screen-record navigating Canva (free/pro) — faster if you just want static slide-style screens with built-in animated transitions Get VR-headset opening footage: Pexels.com or Pixabay.com — free stock video, search "student VR headset," "virtual reality education" Or film it yourself in 10 seconds with any headset/VR-looking prop + phone camera — often looks more authentic Voiceover: Record it yourself (a clear, unrushed reading in a quiet room, phone mic is fine) Or ElevenLabs (free tier) if you want a polished AI voice Edit it all together: CapCut (free, desktop or mobile) — easiest for adding voiceover, captions, transitions, and trimming to exactly 60 seconds Add auto-captions (CapCut does this automatically) — many reviewers watch with sound off Music: keep it very quiet/optional — Pixabay Music has free tracks. Don't let it compete with narration.