I saw this posted on Facebook. So just forwarding it for info.
Notes:
1) The referenced video is NOT prior works of the job advertiser
2) I am in no-way connected to the organisation and accept no responsibility for the same
Hi Everyone,
We are a professional team that is looking for a 2d animator for a fun ongoing project.
Deliverable: 3 - 5 minutes of vector-based animation based on a specific style that we will send you. The script, voiceover, character design, storyboards, and backgrounds will be provided.
The use of the videos: the videos will be episodes for an animated family series that will be posted on a Youtube channel regularly. Therefore, the animator has to be committed and meet the deadline. Very important: The animator should be an expert in Moho Animation
The style for animation is similar to this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLxWYV7mvbI&t=180s
If you feel that you are suited for the job.
Email me Reem Dally at: Reem@zvoid.com
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I often reply to these people, totally clueless about what kind of work they are asking for.
"We have a voice track and need some animation for it. It is only 30 minutes long and no we have no backgrounds, characters, or storyboards. But we want you to do all that and for free or no money."
Sometimes I just play with them. Because they get totally newbies that don't know better. I usually ask for help with doing some of the animation. Or tell them if they want Disney quality I can put together a team and tell them they are looking at 2 to 5 grand a minute. They call me crazy because they can get people on Fiverr for 100 dollars a minute. They never come back after they find out I was telling them the truth.
DK wrote: ↑Sat Jan 16, 2021 1:11 am
Just tell them "There's an app for that."
Cheers
D.K
I haven't used that one. But I have told them that you don't need me because you can do it yourself, then gave them the link for Stick Figure Animator.
Oops. My bad. Thanks - I misread it. 
