Animators Needed for Feature

[brittpitre]

I am a producer/director/writer with Doorway Entertainment, an independent feature film production company. We recently completed our first feature (www.feralmovie.com) and are looking to get into animation as well. We have a $300,000 budget for our next project, which we would like to be an 80-90 minute animated feature. There is no set time frame, but we would preferably like to finish it in a 6-9 month time frame, starting in early June 2006.

If there are any studios or freelancers that are interested in being a part of this project, please reply in this forum or e-mail us at animation@doorwayentertainment.com

Our project is a spoof of superhero movies and comic books blends light hearted and adult humor.

Britt Pitre
Producer
Doorway Entertainment

[Sharvonique]

Hi Britt,

I sent you an email.

Regards,
Sharvonique

[skinnylizard]

i am involved in something similar in terms of budget and bout 70 mins.

im interested to know what kind of softwares you are looking to play with and what kind of distribution you are looking at.

if you dont mind sharing that is

[brittpitre]

The software really depends on the animators involved. As for distribution, we produce low budget works then sell them after the fact, which isn't uncommon in Indie film. We do however pay everyone for the work that they do, albeit a reduced rate due to our budget levels at the moment.

[mandeep]

i m interested in your project bt i m in 3d animation mostly using maya, can i apply ????

[brittpitre]

Sure, we're mainly looking at 3D animation.

[Animated Ape]

Why are you going to do it in 3D? That is not a very big budget, it's more of a TV budget for a 22 minute episode. With that kind of budget for 90 minutes, it won't look very good. Low budget 3D tends to look way worse than low budget 2D.

Just my oppinion.

Your movie trailer looks pretty creepy.

Aloha,
the Ape

[mandeep]

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