The complexity and scale of your project will decide the amount of hours I will need to spend in the studio, so to speak. Once we decide this, I will work based on a flat rate sum. Some note-worthy variables are:

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> Amount of 3D Animation Shots

> Amount of Cartoon Shots (2D Characters, Basically)

> Amount of Characters Modeled, Textured, and Rigged

> Amount of 3D Environments Created

> Amount of Pre-Visualization on my part (Scene Direction, Animatics, Storyboards, Concept Art)

> Amount of Compositing Required/Different Kinds of Compositing

> Overall Level of Detail/Visual Density

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Once we have a grasp on the size of the project and what it entails, I can begin work based on a freelance contract that we both agree on. This way, there is no ambiguity, and you get exactly what you're paying for. No more, no less. It's very important to me that we both leave the project totally satisfied. At every step of the project we can communicate and make sure it's coming along as you hoped.

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I also do really small projects as well. Don't be afraid to come to me with a 10 second animation or something like that, I'd be more than happy to oblige.

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If you have any more questions, well, you know what to do.