Toon Boom Jobs

I’m ready to share two brand-new characters from my in-development kids’ series and see them move for the very first time. To safeguard the artwork, I’ll send an NDA as the very first step; once that’s signed I’ll release the model sheets and turnarounds. The initial task is a short proof-of-concept clip—about 5 to 10 seconds—that shows how you’d animate these characters in your own style. I haven’t locked the production pipeline, so feel free to work in Toon Boom Harmony, Adobe Animate, Blender, or whichever tool lets you shine. Because I’d like to evaluate the full viewing experience, please create basic voice-over or sound effects for the test as well; nothing elaborate, just enough to match the action. After I review the cli...

Quero transformar uma sequência de fotos em uma animação 2D envolvente que conte uma pequena história. O que preciso: • Animação 2D fluida a partir das imagens que enviarei. • Ritmo narrativo claro do início ao fim, ressaltando emoções e detalhes das fotos. • Inclusão de efeitos sonoros bem sincronizados para realçar momentos-chave. Formato de entrega: vídeo final em MP4 Full HD, além dos arquivos-fonte do projeto (After Effects, Toon Boom, ou ferramenta similar). Se usar trilhas ou efeitos de banco, garanta licenças livres de royalties. Pontos extras se puder sugerir transições criativas, leve parallax ou movimentos de câmera para dar profundi...

I run the YouTube channel reference @primateeconomics Here’s what I need: • A full 2D animation • Character design, rough animatic, clean animation, colouring, and simple sound-sync. • Final delivery in 1080p MP4 plus I’ll supply the script, voice-over, and reference sketches as soon as we kick off; you guide me on timing and any extra artwork you need. If you have a reel that shows lively, please share it—this is the energy I’m after.

I have a photo of a cheeky duck that I’d like brought to life in a 2D, cartoonish and playful style. The end goal is a seamless 1.5-hour looping video where this duck dashes through a variety of short, light-hearted scenes: swiping gold and silver coins, tripping over random objects, sprinting off-screen, even pole-vaulting just for laughs. The scenes can shift between ponds, streets, parks—wherever the mischief looks most entertaining—so long as the action flows smoothly from one gag to the next and returns cleanly to the starting point for an endless loop. Here’s how I see the process: • I’ll send you the reference photo of the duck and any notes on personality cues. • You share a quick storyboard or animatic so we agree on the pacing of e...