animate a book chapter
Budget: $15 – $25 AUD
I am looking for a talented animator to bring a book chapter to life for a new and developing education platform in Australia. The desired animation style is 2D.
The project will start with a single 5-minute animation. And if I find the right animator, will eventually become a series of 5-minute animations for a specific chapter from a book. And then many more animations using content from other books by authors such as Geoffrey Blainey. But just starting with the first 5-minute animation to begin with.
The chapter to be animated is called The Real History of Slavery by Thomas Sowell. It’s basically turning an audio reading of the chapter into animation segments of roughly 5 minutes, so the entire chapter might be 15 short videos.
A successful animator will need to be able to be quite creative with storyboarding and have an interest in uncommon history. The animator does not need to be an Australian or an Australian company but will need to sign an IP agreement.
I have a rough idea of what animation style. This is an example of a previous animation. https://youtu.be/JILvivRsRNY
But it does not need to be the same and I am open to a different style. I would like to hear your suggestions in order to create the best outcome.
Looking forward to seeing some of your work and how you can make this project come alive!
The project will start with a single 5-minute animation. And if I find the right animator, will eventually become a series of 5-minute animations for a specific chapter from a book. And then many more animations using content from other books by authors such as Geoffrey Blainey. But just starting with the first 5-minute animation to begin with.
The chapter to be animated is called The Real History of Slavery by Thomas Sowell. It’s basically turning an audio reading of the chapter into animation segments of roughly 5 minutes, so the entire chapter might be 15 short videos.
A successful animator will need to be able to be quite creative with storyboarding and have an interest in uncommon history. The animator does not need to be an Australian or an Australian company but will need to sign an IP agreement.
I have a rough idea of what animation style. This is an example of a previous animation. https://youtu.be/JILvivRsRNY
But it does not need to be the same and I am open to a different style. I would like to hear your suggestions in order to create the best outcome.
Looking forward to seeing some of your work and how you can make this project come alive!