Children’s 2D Cartoon Animator Needed
Budget / SalaryC$10–30
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
I run a small YouTube channel built around short, funny stories for kids, and I’m ready to bring those ideas to life through bright, engaging 2D cartoon animation.
What I have so far: basic scripts, a rough idea of recurring characters, and a posting schedule that calls for regular uploads. What I need is a creative animator who can take each script, transform it into a lively storyboard, animate it in a smooth, child-friendly style, add simple sound effects or music, and hand back a finished video I can publish right away.
Because the focus is comedy, timing and expression are everything; slapstick moments, exaggerated faces, and clear, colourful backgrounds should keep young viewers laughing and watching through to the end. Any mainstream 2D pipeline is fine—Adobe Animate, Toon Boom, After Effects with rigs, or another tool you prefer—as long as the final file arrives in full-HD (1920 × 1080) ready for upload.
If this sounds like your wheelhouse, tell me a bit about your past kid-oriented work and share one or two links that show off your funniest shots. I’m aiming to start with one episode to test the flow, then roll into a steady series once we lock the style.
What I have so far: basic scripts, a rough idea of recurring characters, and a posting schedule that calls for regular uploads. What I need is a creative animator who can take each script, transform it into a lively storyboard, animate it in a smooth, child-friendly style, add simple sound effects or music, and hand back a finished video I can publish right away.
Because the focus is comedy, timing and expression are everything; slapstick moments, exaggerated faces, and clear, colourful backgrounds should keep young viewers laughing and watching through to the end. Any mainstream 2D pipeline is fine—Adobe Animate, Toon Boom, After Effects with rigs, or another tool you prefer—as long as the final file arrives in full-HD (1920 × 1080) ready for upload.
If this sounds like your wheelhouse, tell me a bit about your past kid-oriented work and share one or two links that show off your funniest shots. I’m aiming to start with one episode to test the flow, then roll into a steady series once we lock the style.
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