What's included

• ANIMATION

  Final Animation Video: This is the main deliverable, and it includes the fully rendered and edited 2D or 3D animation. Storyboard: A visual representation of the animation's scenes and sequence, often in the form of rough sketches or digital storyboards. Character Designs: If applicable, character designs for the main characters in the animation. Background Designs: Background artwork or designs that set the scene for the animation. Concept Art: Preliminary concept art that helped shape the overall look and feel of the animation. Voiceovers and Sound: If sound is involved, the client may receive voiceover recordings, sound effects, and background music. Script: The script used for the voiceovers and dialogue in the animation. Assets: Any digital assets used in the animation, such as character models, textures, and 2D/3D assets. Rigging and Animation Data: For 3D animations, the client may receive rigging data and animation data files. Rendered Frames: Individual frames of the animation, which can be useful for promotional materials or still images. Final Edit Files: Editable files of the animation project in the software used to create it (e.g., Adobe After Effects, Blender, etc.), if applicable. Documentation: This may include production notes, timelines, and any relevant documentation related to the project. Formats: Different file formats of the animation video to suit various distribution platforms and needs (e.g., MP4, AVI, MOV). Licensing and Rights: Documentation related to the licensing and usage rights for the animation, especially if it's for commercial purposes. Please note that the specific deliverables can vary based on the project's complexity and the agreement between the client and the animation studio or artist. It's essential to outline these deliverables clearly in the project contract or agreement to avoid any misunderstandings.