Battle For Crepe Island
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I’m producing an animated competition series called “Battle For Crepe Island,” where thirty lively, object-based characters fight for both the island and a $1.5625 million prize. I already have the voice tracks, scripts, and character turnarounds; what I need now is a talented 2D animator who can turn this vision into a polished, humor-driven pilot that lands squarely with a teenage audience.
You’ll take the project from storyboard through final composite. That means rough storyboards, timed animatics, clean line work, vibrant colour, expressive squash-and-stretch, lip-sync, light effects, and delivery in full-HD 1080p. I’m open to whichever 2D pipeline you prefer—Adobe Animate, Wick Editor (especially)—as long as the animation is in the keyframe style and the comedic beats read instantly.
Deliverables
• Signed-off storyboard & animatic (MP4)
• Final broadcast-ready pilot (1080p H.264) with synced audio
• All working project files, layered and well-organised
Acceptance criteria
• Characters stay on model and feel distinct
• Humour is clear through visual timing and expressions
• Lip-sync matches provided audio
• Runtime and scene list follow the approved script exactly
If the pilot clicks, I plan to roll straight into a full 16-episode season, so there’s strong potential for ongoing work. Let’s bring Crepe Island to life!
I mostly want teenagers, Battle For Dream Island fans, and object show creators to work on the project.
You’ll take the project from storyboard through final composite. That means rough storyboards, timed animatics, clean line work, vibrant colour, expressive squash-and-stretch, lip-sync, light effects, and delivery in full-HD 1080p. I’m open to whichever 2D pipeline you prefer—Adobe Animate, Wick Editor (especially)—as long as the animation is in the keyframe style and the comedic beats read instantly.
Deliverables
• Signed-off storyboard & animatic (MP4)
• Final broadcast-ready pilot (1080p H.264) with synced audio
• All working project files, layered and well-organised
Acceptance criteria
• Characters stay on model and feel distinct
• Humour is clear through visual timing and expressions
• Lip-sync matches provided audio
• Runtime and scene list follow the approved script exactly
If the pilot clicks, I plan to roll straight into a full 16-episode season, so there’s strong potential for ongoing work. Let’s bring Crepe Island to life!
I mostly want teenagers, Battle For Dream Island fans, and object show creators to work on the project.