A video about the importance of Braille Music

We are making a short film about the importance of braille music and are looking for somebody to animate or supply a minimun of 6 drawings to fill 50 seconds worth of story about the life of Louis Braille. Here is the text, below I'm attaching the audio too, so that you can get a sense of pacing. It's also a bit of a quick turnaround - I'd be looking to edit the final piece into the video in the first week of January. Budget is AUD$400 Louis Braille developed the braille music code. He was born in France, he lost his sight when he was only 3 years old. He was assisted to go to a school for blind boys, and an army officer came to talk to the boys about this code that he was developing because the French army wanted to send signals and messages at night without using any light as a give away to the enemy. Bright little Louis took on this idea, and worked out that with six dots, you could actually produce 63 different symbols, and then he would use the same symbols for mathematics and also for music code. So we as braille using musicians have a lot to thank him for.