Mixed-Media Kids Series Production
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I’m developing a 12-episode children’s animated show, each instalment running about ten minutes, and I want a studio or lead animator who can take it from first sketch to YouTube-ready master. The visual language must blend lively 2D characters with complementary 3D elements—bright, simple, and instantly engaging for young viewers.
Roughly half of the scripts are already written; for the rest we’ll refine story outlines together, keeping the tone both entertaining and educational. Because authentic voices matter to me, all principal dialogue should be performed by child voice actors, matched with playful background music and spot-on sound effects.
Core deliverables
• 12 fully finished episodes (≈10 min each) delivered in both HD and 4K, accompanied by source project files and reusable asset packs.
• Storyboards → animatics → final animation with a review checkpoint at each stage.
• Opening title, credit roll, and a short musical theme that tie the season together.
• Weekly progress previews so we can keep style, pacing, and continuity consistent.
Use whichever tools fit your pipeline—Toon Boom, Blender, After Effects or similar—so long as the mixed-media look stays cohesive across the season.
When you reply, please share:
• A reel or links that show past work combining 2D and 3D for kids.
• Your proposed production calendar and milestone plan.
• A brief outline of how you cast and record child voice talent.
I’m excited to find a creative partner who loves colourful characters and purposeful storytelling as much as I do—let’s make something kids will want to watch (and re-watch) together!
Roughly half of the scripts are already written; for the rest we’ll refine story outlines together, keeping the tone both entertaining and educational. Because authentic voices matter to me, all principal dialogue should be performed by child voice actors, matched with playful background music and spot-on sound effects.
Core deliverables
• 12 fully finished episodes (≈10 min each) delivered in both HD and 4K, accompanied by source project files and reusable asset packs.
• Storyboards → animatics → final animation with a review checkpoint at each stage.
• Opening title, credit roll, and a short musical theme that tie the season together.
• Weekly progress previews so we can keep style, pacing, and continuity consistent.
Use whichever tools fit your pipeline—Toon Boom, Blender, After Effects or similar—so long as the mixed-media look stays cohesive across the season.
When you reply, please share:
• A reel or links that show past work combining 2D and 3D for kids.
• Your proposed production calendar and milestone plan.
• A brief outline of how you cast and record child voice talent.
I’m excited to find a creative partner who loves colourful characters and purposeful storytelling as much as I do—let’s make something kids will want to watch (and re-watch) together!