Looking for volunteer animator.

[Esirprus]

I am attempting to composite a trailer rapidly to get in a pitch to CBS. In time for 50th anniversary of Trek. I've been doing my own drawings on MS paint using choppy windows movie maker to turn them into animations and some frames I've recently discovered are badly pixeled from attempted enlarging. So I'm looking for someone who might be willing to do it in exchange for a high recommendations to do story boards for the duration assuming the show gets picked up.

Thanks.

PS.

Please give a sample of your art talent in your responses.

Thanks again.

 

[Soran77]

I am attempting to composite a trailer rapidly to get in a pitch to CBS. In time for 50th anniversary of Trek. I've been doing my own drawings on MS paint using choppy windows movie maker to turn them into animations and some frames I've recently discovered are badly pixeled from attempted enlarging. So I'm looking for someone who might be willing to do it in exchange for a high recommendations to do story boards for the duration assuming the show gets picked up.

Thanks.

PS.

Please give a sample of your art talent in your responses.

Thanks again.

I am only speaking for myself here. But this is a big risk for someone to put in a lot of time to do. And probably get nothing out of it. CBS and other networks have made it known that a new Trek series probably will not happen, a lot of people involved in Star Trek have already pitched shows to no avail. What makes you think this one would get picked up?

 

[Soran77]

Also try the fan Production sub forum. You may get further there.

 

[Esirprus]

Thanks for both feedback tips. I understand the risk. And even if CBS says "no" I'm going to do it as a web series like Star Trek Continues which CBS is allowing. Although I did get passed the stuck spot I had. But I do want a professional trailer and I'm sure my choppy thing doesn't apply. But will give a real animator something to work with.