Animation Specialist

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This role involves creating a 3-minute anime-style 2D animation to accompany a music video. The project includes designing original characters and producing an engaging animated sequence that aligns with the tone and style of the song. Reference images will be provided to guide the animation style. This is a single-job opportunity with the potential for future collaborations, and the work can be completed remotely within the planned delivery window of September to November.

Requirements

  • Experience in 2D animation with a strong portfolio showcasing anime-style work.
  • Ability to design original characters and animate them fluidly in a narrative sequence.
  • Proficiency with professional animation software and tools suitable for high-quality video production.
  • Creativity to produce visually engaging animations that complement the music.
  • Capacity to manage and deliver a complete 3-minute animation remotely within the project timeline.
  • Flexibility for potential follow-up opportunities based on the quality of the delivered project.

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Seniority level

  • Seniority level

    Entry level

Employment type

  • Employment type

    Contract

Job function

  • Job function

    Design
  • Industries

    Movies, Videos, and Sound

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