2D Horror Series Animation
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I’m preparing a YouTube series of short, chilling tales that sit in the same universe as Khooni Monday, and I need a skilled animator to bring every shadow, creak, and heartbeat to life. The project is strictly 2D, leaning into a dark, gritty look that sustains a constant feeling of mystery and suspense rather than outright gore.
Here is what I’m aiming for: each episode will run roughly 6-8 minutes and rely on atmosphere—long hallway shots, subtle camera moves, dramatic lighting, and carefully timed reveals. Clean line work, deep, desaturated palettes, and layered textures are key to nailing the mood. I already have the scripts, storyboards, and sound design queued up; what I need from you is the full animation pass (layout, character animation, background painting, compositing) delivered in 1080p, 24 fps, ready for upload.
If you’re comfortable animating tense close-ups, flickering lights, slow zooms, and you know how to add those tiny ambient movements that keep viewers on edge, let’s talk. Please share a link to at least one previous project that shows you handling moody or horror-centric scenes in 2D. I’ll start with a single pilot episode, and if we both love the result, we can roll straight into the rest of the series.
Here is what I’m aiming for: each episode will run roughly 6-8 minutes and rely on atmosphere—long hallway shots, subtle camera moves, dramatic lighting, and carefully timed reveals. Clean line work, deep, desaturated palettes, and layered textures are key to nailing the mood. I already have the scripts, storyboards, and sound design queued up; what I need from you is the full animation pass (layout, character animation, background painting, compositing) delivered in 1080p, 24 fps, ready for upload.
If you’re comfortable animating tense close-ups, flickering lights, slow zooms, and you know how to add those tiny ambient movements that keep viewers on edge, let’s talk. Please share a link to at least one previous project that shows you handling moody or horror-centric scenes in 2D. I’ll start with a single pilot episode, and if we both love the result, we can roll straight into the rest of the series.