Light Novel 60-Second Animations
Budget: $250 – $750 AUD
I’ve written a light novel and want to turn selected passages into a series of 60-second YouTube clips. The goal is a visually engaging teaser style: simple illustrations with minimal animation—camera pans, parallax, or subtle character movement rather than full lip-sync. I’ll supply a single-voice narration track for each episode, so timing and pacing matter more than mouth movements.
I’m flexible on technique—2D, anime-inspired, or lightweight 3D/After Effects motion graphics—provided it keeps production costs sensible, maintains the anime themes i am looking for, and matches the light-novel tone. Scenes will vary: some action beats, some atmospheric establishing shots, some dialogue moments handled entirely by narration.
I’m looking for someone who can own the process from storyboard through final render.
Per 60-second episode, I’ll need:
• A rough storyboard (for approval)
• Illustration assets (layered PSD/PNG or equivalent)
• Minimal animation assembled into a 1080p MP4 ready for YouTube
• Source project files so future episodes stay consistent
Please include links to past work that shows you can make static anime style art come alive with economical motion. Let me know your estimated turnaround and how many clips you can comfortably deliver on a rolling basis. I’m ready to start as soon as we lock the first scene.
I’m flexible on technique—2D, anime-inspired, or lightweight 3D/After Effects motion graphics—provided it keeps production costs sensible, maintains the anime themes i am looking for, and matches the light-novel tone. Scenes will vary: some action beats, some atmospheric establishing shots, some dialogue moments handled entirely by narration.
I’m looking for someone who can own the process from storyboard through final render.
Per 60-second episode, I’ll need:
• A rough storyboard (for approval)
• Illustration assets (layered PSD/PNG or equivalent)
• Minimal animation assembled into a 1080p MP4 ready for YouTube
• Source project files so future episodes stay consistent
Please include links to past work that shows you can make static anime style art come alive with economical motion. Let me know your estimated turnaround and how many clips you can comfortably deliver on a rolling basis. I’m ready to start as soon as we lock the first scene.
Related categories:
Animation
Illustration
After Effects
3D Animation
Motion Graphics
Video Editing
Storyboard
2D Animation