3D Character Animation Assets For Unreal Engine 4

Hello all. I am creating an action combat game in Unreal Engine 4. I need an animator who can make their animations flow together (many individual animations that look fluid when executed together). My character is a sword and shield soldier and just a mannequin. This game is in 3D space with a third-person camera locked behind/over your shoulder. Because this job is for a game pitch, I do not need finished game quality animations, just fluidity between them and clarity of the combat mechanics. All of your animations will be re-done should the game get picked up. Animations i Need: --Idle --8way Strafe movement --8way dodging --5 basic combat animations (light swing, heavy swing, light-light combo, light-heavy combo) --9 advanced attack animations/abilities. I'll describe what i need the attack animations to look like when we talk, i can even do mock up animations to show you if that makes it easier. Head will be 100% attached to the 3rd person camera via code and spine will be mildly attached to camera, making them blend together and allow the player to look up/down, bending spine and forcing head to look where camera is pointing and sword to swing where camera is pointing. You don't need to worry about how the head moves because of this. However, more dramatic swings might/might not be needed(over extending arm past "normal" looking to compensate for bent spine.) We'll figure it out. These next 2 parts depends on your skills but i can make a separate job posting for these if you can't/don't know how to make two characters animate fluidly. (no sliding into place to start the animation allowed) --An Almost Death Animation (think mortal combat waiting to be finished but not as obvious that input is needed. It should look like they are dying, not stunned, but still give you a window to execute them if you want.) --2 Execution animations that blend fluid with this "dying" state. You must know how to make your animations import into UE4 from the get-go. So any files you send should be drag and drop, no editing/tweaking on my part to get your work usable. Thank you for your time in reading this, and for any responses received.