Storyboard Jobs

I need two punchy explainer videos that blend custom-built 3D scenes of our hardware and work environments with crisp 2D motion-graphics overlays for UI, data points, and feature callouts. Each video must flow seamlessly in both English and Arabic, so you’ll handle on-screen text, voice-over timing, and any language-specific layout tweaks for right-to-left reading. Scope: Scriptwriting & Storyboards: Drafting bilingual scripts (Arabic/English) and sceneby-scene visual storyboards. 3D Product Modeling: Photorealistic modeling and animation of hardware, vehicles, and environments. 2D Motion Graphics: Designing dynamic UI callouts, data flows, and graphic transitions. Audio & Post-Production: Professional bilingual voiceovers, sound effects (SFX), music, and final compositing.

I’m commissioning a short, high-energy teaser for my personal fantasy channel and need a studio-level team that can fluidly combine 2D character work with 3D environments and effects while preserving a crisp, anime look. The piece is packed with tight fight choreography, dynamic camera moves and cinematic direction, so a proven reel of action sequences is essential. You’ll take the project from storyboard through final composite, blending hand-drawn animation in Toon Boom, TVPaint or similar with 3D assets created in Blender, Maya or your preferred package. I have a draft concept and rough beats for the battle, but I’m looking for creative input on shot design, timing and visual flair to make it truly pop. Deliverables • Storyboard and animatic for approval &bu...

I have a short movie narrative broken down into more than twenty individual scenes that I’d like turned into a clear, engaging storyboard in a cartoonish style. Each frame should capture the key action, emotion, and camera angle so that the production team can visualize pacing, composition, and transitions at a glance. The tone I’m after is playful yet cinematic—think expressive characters, dynamic poses, and bold silhouettes rather than hyper-real detail. While I lean toward digital delivery for ease of sharing and editing, I’m open to hearing how you prefer to work as long as the final files arrive in a high-resolution format suitable for both print and screen. Here’s what I need from you: • Illustrated panels for every scene (more than 20 frames in ...