Hiring Professional Flash Animator

[TreasureTrooper]

I need a very talented animator to make a series of animated cartoons for the
website "TreasureTrooper.com". Storyline has already been planned out, mostly.
Pay would be $30-$50 per episode, and would increase dramatically depending on
outcome of first episode. AIM at Someoneawful, MSN at [email]justintec4444@msn.com[/email],
or email at [email]kaabinator@gmail.com[/email] about this exciting offer.

[Chris (mudbubble)]

ummm - did you forget a few zeros?
$30-$50 would get you a phone call or two if you are serious about a "very talented animator" -
unless you are thinking each episode will only take about 1 hour to complete.


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TreasureTrooper wrote:

> I need a very talented animator to make a series of animated cartoons for the
> website "TreasureTrooper.com". Storyline has already been planned out, mostly.
> Pay would be $30-$50 per episode, and would increase dramatically depending on
> outcome of first episode. AIM at Someoneawful, MSN at [email]justintec4444@msn.com[/email],
> or email at [email]kaabinator@gmail.com[/email] about this exciting offer.
>

[_EnergiE_]

30-50 per episode?!? LOL!!!
What about blank space jumping around for these money?

[Infinite Darkness]

isn't multi-level marketing illegal nowadays?

You need to raise the pay man! :P

[Pal_w_G]

Change your userName and then ask for help. ha ha

[Magnix]

How much money do you normally charge to do similar with mudbuddle animation?

Just in case, I dont want to fool myself underquoting candidates to do some cartoon animations.

C

[David Stiller]

Magnix,

> How much money do you normally charge to do similar
> with mudbuddle animation?

I can't speak for anyone else, but I tend to charge $55 an hour for any
Flash-related work. I recently animated a cartoon parrot for an 18-second
clip. It took one hour to design the character and 6 hours to animate the
motion, which consists of the bird glancing back and forth a few times,
stretching out its wings, making a huge yawn, then settling down again.
That's a total of seven hours for 18 seconds at 24fps = $385. The final
animation length in seconds or minutes, is, of course, dependent on a
variety of factors, including complexity of motion and framerate.


David
stiller (at) quip (dot) net
"Luck is the residue of good design."

[Magnix]

Yeah, that makes whole alotta sense than $30-$50 per episode!

Thanks,
C

[vinumark]

david stiller's quote was pretty decent......
i think

[David Stiller]

vinumark,

> david stiller's quote was pretty decent......
> i think

I think so, too. ;) Bear in mind, a person's per-hour fee is some
conglomeration of the developer's skill, talent, experience, and financial
needs. It's always a good idea to shop around. I just felt personally that
$30 to $50 per episode is low for practically anybody.


David
stiller (at) quip (dot) net
"Luck is the residue of good design."

[KATOMAN]

need to hire someone to do an opening to a website for a casino / hotel . Please email me @
[email]goodman.jr@haciendaonline.com[/email]

thanks

[Magnix]

For $30-$50 per hour not $30-$50 per casino games?

C