I need good animation for TV gingle, who can handle that?

thats a very vague request, pls give more concrete details. (or else u will get a 'yes' from everyone)

is it 2d animation?
is it 3d animation?
what is the style, realistic, stylized, cartoony?
does it involve character animation or motion graphics?
what is the duration of the animation?
when is it due?
can u post a brief on the storyline?(if any)
are u talking about handling only the animation or do u mean the sound/post production as well?
are u looking 4 animators, or someone to sublet the entire job to?

there are several components to a finished animation, it normally requires a team of mixed talent.

avoid ambiguidity in your post, n make it as detailed as possible to effectively communicate your needs.
that way, we understand better and only the suitable indicate interest.

thanx.

can i get your contact, phone number and email

08023289217

imagix_studios@yahoo.com

would b nice 2 make d info public tho. U never know who u will attract.

3D animation;
looks human, i guess that is what realistic means; Can u explain all those terms- Realistic, stylized, cartoony.
what do you mean by does it involve character animation or motion graphics?
Would include sound and what else does post production mean?
Would consider: Animator and someone to sublet the entire job to.

Lets go through the above listed before on Nairaland before going private like you suggested

if the animation involves either human characters or other objects that u manipulate as if they have a personality (eg. a talking or dancing book)- then that involves character animation.

if it largely involves either manipulating text, graphics to give the illusion of motion,that falls more under motion graphics.

if the animation has characters that behave naturally as in the real world (no exaggeration) that would be classed as realistic. (eg.
Final Fantasy)
if the characters animations are very exaggerated, it could be stylized and/or cartoony. like where the character stretches unrealistically or squashes into impossible sizes/shapes.

the rough full production process would be something like this:

conceptualisation (creating d idea in ur head)
story/ script writing (writing it out)
concept art (visually creating the characters in ur animation)
storyboarding (creating a 2d visual representation of ur entire storyline)
creating sound to match ur story
modeling (creating the xters in 3d)
texturing (making the xters look real)
rigging (setting the xters up 4 animating)
animating (self explanatory, lol)
rendering (generating final images for compositing into the final output)

post production would involve:
editing the clip
composition (combining and treating the images for best look)
adding any special effects
re-recording or mixing the sound
and compiling into movie format.

these r broad steps and each of the steps is typically undertaken by a specialist in that area (for best output- even tho u find individuals with skills in 2 or more areas. i guess it depends on ur budget)

phew. i am done!

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OKX:

if the animation involves either human characters or other objects that u manipulate as if they have a personality (eg. a talking or dancing book)- then that involves character animation.

if it largely involves either manipulating text, graphics to give the illusion of motion,that falls more under motion graphics.

if the animation has characters that behave naturally as in the real world (no exaggeration) that would be classed as realistic. (eg.
Final Fantasy)
if the characters animations are very exaggerated, it could be stylized and/or cartoony. like where the character stretches unrealistically or squashes into impossible sizes/shapes.

the rough full production process would be something like this:

conceptualisation (creating d idea in your head)
story/ script writing (writing it out)
concept art (visually creating the characters in your animation)
storyboarding (creating a 2d visual representation of your entire storyline)
creating sound to match your story
modeling (creating the xters in 3d)
texturing (making the xters look real)
rigging (setting the xters up 4 animating)
animating (self explanatory, lol)
rendering (generating final images for compositing into the final output)

post production would involve:
editing the clip
composition (combining and treating the images for best look)
adding any special effects
re-recording or mixing the sound
and compiling into movie format.

these r broad steps and each of the steps is typically undertaken by a specialist in that area (for best output- even tho u find individuals with skills in 2 or more areas. i guess it depends on your budget)

phew. i am done!

@OKX Well done on educating clients. We need to do that more. I hope you find someone for your job. There are some great companies on this site.