Animated Images, GIFs, Vectors

If you submit a bid within the first minute of my posting this job, I automatically delete it and will not consider you. If you do not read and therefore do not address the actual job in your bid, I will not consider you. If you send me a generic copy and pasted bid telling me about your portfolio that has nothing to do with this job, I will not consider you. Put plainly - I'm tired of LAZY and IGNORANT freelancers who DON'T READ A JOB BEFORE THEY APPLY FOR IT! I need a PROFESSIONAL. I need several elements created for my new home page. I don't know whether it's best to have these features shown as high-quality GIFs, CSS/HTML animations, videos, etc... All I know is that I need them done so that my customers have a better visual understanding of the information I'm trying to present. Here are the 5 elements I need: 1) an image of my heat sink with animated lines overlayed to show how the cooling system works (both by fans pushing cold air in to the unit, causing hot air to escape, and by heat escaping naturally from the external fins as shown in my example image). I have attached a GIF image that shows a style of animation for how heat sinks are cooled. The movement for my image should be similar. 2) An image of my product where rain begins falling onto it from above (would be even better to have a spray nozzle from a hose creating the rain effect). The movement should be smooth and fluid like actual rain. 3) An Image of my product with lines animated in a downward direction, piercing through leafs or chloroplasts (plant energy harvesting cells) showing that the light penetrates deeper than any other (I have attached an image showing light rays passing through several layers of chloroplasts as a reference). 4) An image of a LED that turns on and then has a dramatic lens flare effect at the end (a poor example of a LED turning on has been attached). 5) Animated vector lines representing 3 different colors of light waves (I have attached an image; however a great example of what I want is 3/4 down the following page titled "Signals In": [login to view URL])