3D Fantasy Toddler YouTube Animations
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’m building a new YouTube channel aimed at curious little ones aged 2-5 and I’d love a talented 3D animator to bring a cast of gentle, fantasy-themed characters to life. Think friendly dragons, cloud unicorns, or talking shooting stars—colourful, welcoming designs that spark imagination and feel instantly safe and playful for preschoolers.
Here’s what I need: complete, ready-to-publish videos produced in 3D, including modelling, rigging, animation, lighting, basic sound effects, and simple nursery-style background music. Episodes will be short (about 2–4 minutes each) with very simple storylines, bright palettes, and slow, clear motion so toddlers can follow along easily. I’ll provide rough script ideas and learning goals; you translate them into engaging storyboards and final animations that meet YouTube’s kid-friendly guidelines.
Preferred tools are Blender or Maya, but I’m open as long as the final renders are 1080p or higher and delivered in an editable format plus an MP4 ready for upload. Excellent communication is essential—after the first storyboard pass I’ll give notes, then we move to an animatic, and finally the fully rendered episode.
Acceptance criteria:
• Original 3D character and environment assets in a transferable file format
• One completed 2–4-minute video (MP4, 1080p+) with music and SFX mixed to safe levels
• Source project files and a short written summary of asset usage and licenses
If you have a reel that shows bright, whimsical 3D work for very young audiences, I’d love to see it and discuss the first episode right away.
Here’s what I need: complete, ready-to-publish videos produced in 3D, including modelling, rigging, animation, lighting, basic sound effects, and simple nursery-style background music. Episodes will be short (about 2–4 minutes each) with very simple storylines, bright palettes, and slow, clear motion so toddlers can follow along easily. I’ll provide rough script ideas and learning goals; you translate them into engaging storyboards and final animations that meet YouTube’s kid-friendly guidelines.
Preferred tools are Blender or Maya, but I’m open as long as the final renders are 1080p or higher and delivered in an editable format plus an MP4 ready for upload. Excellent communication is essential—after the first storyboard pass I’ll give notes, then we move to an animatic, and finally the fully rendered episode.
Acceptance criteria:
• Original 3D character and environment assets in a transferable file format
• One completed 2–4-minute video (MP4, 1080p+) with music and SFX mixed to safe levels
• Source project files and a short written summary of asset usage and licenses
If you have a reel that shows bright, whimsical 3D work for very young audiences, I’d love to see it and discuss the first episode right away.