Episode
Lay your series’ foundation.
$149 USD/month
- 10-page series bible
- Model sheet of one character: 4 views
- 5 background or setting views
For animation creators, small studios and brands with a character
I’m Anima. I keep your characters true, scene after scene.
Series bible, model sheets, settings, scripts, storyboards and episodes. You direct the story and approve each step. I prepare every piece from the same approved references, so your series looks like one world.
- Original characters, a style of your own
- No technical setup: no rigging, no nodes
- AI-generated work is labeled
- English and Spanish
Model sheet · Fox · v3Approved
Reference
SC 02 · SH 04On model
SC 05 · SH 01On model
SC 07 · SH 12On model
Same fox, every scene.
What I make for your series
Audiences fall for a character, and notice the moment it stops looking like itself. Continuity is where the work is.
Each plan includes different pieces: compare the three plans. All 35 services below can also be ordered on their own: 16 at a fixed price and 19 quoted before work starts.
01 · Characters and voices
I design your cast once, and keep it on model.
Before · a character that changes from drawing to drawingAfter · a model sheet every scene follows
- You approve the model sheet; everything after it follows it.
- Voices only with consent and a usage licence.
- 3D, rig and motion tests are quoted first. The technical side is mine, not yours.
Illustrative example · choose a step
Model sheet · Foxv3
Views
FrontThree-quarterSideBack
Palette
Never changes
- White tail tip
- Satchel strap over the left shoulder
- Ears taller than the head is wide
Expression sheet · Fox8 requested
Requested for episode 4
JoySurpriseDoubtAngerSleepyPrideFearLaughter
Each expression is checked against model sheet v3 before it reaches you.
Character voice · Fox5 min
- Take 1 · curious
- Take 2 · braveChosen
- Take 3 · whispering
Continuity check · episode 43 shots
- SH 04On model
- SH 07Tail tip missing · fixed in v2
SH 12On model
02 · World and settings
Your world gets rules, so every place belongs to it.
Before · ideas scattered across notesAfter · a bible and a style guide anyone can follow
- The bible grows when you approve a new character, place or rule.
- Built on an identity of your own, never another studio’s look.
Illustrative example · choose a step
Series bible · 10 pages
The Fox and the Lanterns
A curious fox carries a satchel that glows whenever someone tells the truth. Each night the village lanterns lead to a new secret.
Kids 6–9Adventure8 × 7 min2D look
CharactersThe fox · the owl who keeps the lanterns · the market children
Season arcEp 1 the lost lantern · Ep 4 the night market · Ep 8 the way home
SampleStyle guide · 5 references and their rules
- Line: soft and rounded, no hard black outlines
- Light: lanterns are the only warm light at night
- Shapes: round for friends, angular for danger
Setting · 5 views of the night market
Editable layers if agreed at the start.
SampleContinuity rules · what never changes
WorldThe satchel glows only when someone tells the truth.
TimeEvery episode ends before the lanterns go out.
Added this weekThe owl never flies in daylight · approved by you
Sample03 · Script, storyboard and animation
Decide on paper, then animate.
Before · changes found after animatingAfter · script, storyboard and animatic approved first
- You approve story and dialogue before the storyboard.
- A 60-second episode has a fixed price; longer sequences, lip sync and 3D are quoted first.
Illustrative example · choose a step
Episode 4 · page 3 of 10
SC 2 · EXT. LANTERN FOREST — NIGHT
Fireflies drift between the trees. The fox stops; the satchel flickers.
FOX
Did you hear that?
OWL
Only the lanterns. They talk when they are lonely.
Story and dialogue approvedSampleStoryboard · sequence 2 · 4 of 20 frames
Animatic · 30 s with temporary sound
Timing and dialogue locked here, before animation starts.
SampleShort episode · 60 s · finished and mixed
“Did you hear that?”16:9Voices and musicAI-generated · labeled
Sample04 · Versions, review and library
Every shot, version and right, in one place.
Before · files called final_v7_REALAfter · each asset with its version, source and rights
- Notes stay on the shot they belong to, with versions side by side.
- Dubbing uses licensed voices, with lip adjustment where it applies.
Illustrative example · choose a step
In progressSH 030 · v1SH 040 · v1
Waiting for youSH 020 · v2
ApprovedSH 010 · v3SH 015 · v2
- 0:03Ears a little small for the model sheetFixed in v2
- 0:05Hold the look one beat longerFixed in v2
ApproveAsk for a change
Sample“Did you hear that?”Spanish · originalEnglish · licensed voicesSafe areas respected
Sample| Asset | Version | Rights |
|---|---|---|
| Fox · model sheet | v3 | Original · yours |
| Night market · background | v2 | Original · yours |
| Lantern theme · music | v1 | Licensed · sync until 2027 |
| Owl · voice | take 2 | Actor consent on file |
05 · Launch and website
Present your series to the people who matter.
Before · a pitch that lives in a folderAfter · teaser, website and a dossier ready to share
- The website and its domain are yours.
- A pitch prepares the proposal; it does not guarantee funding or licences.
Illustrative example · choose a step
Teaser · 15 s and 4 premiere pieces
Premieres SaturdayThe Fox and the LanternsCharacters · World · Episodes · Gallery
Every lantern hides a secret.
Watch episode 1Licensing and merch dossier · 10 sheets
Fox · plush conceptAges 3+, satchel as a pocket
Possible usesPicture books · school supplies · stickers
Proposes licences and products; it does not grant licences or manufacture anything.
SampleHow you decide and receive
Tell me what your series needs. I prepare it for your approval.
Use voice, text or files, and choose from options instead of writing technical instructions. Each project shows its progress, what is waiting for you and what has been delivered.
- “Design the villain for season 2”You see three directions and get the model sheet of the one you choose.
- “Storyboard the night-market scene”20 frames with framing and camera moves, to approve before anything is animated.
- “Dub the pilot into English”A quote first; then licensed voices and lip adjustment where it applies.
- “Get the premiere ready”A teaser, four pieces and your series website, with your approved characters.
Create your free account: unlimited members and no per-seat fees. Plans and pieces cover your series; credits are an optional extra for variable requests.
Inside your project: progress, decisions and deliveries in one place.
Illustrative example · choose a step
You askQuoteModel sheetStoryboardReviewDelivery
“Storyboard the night-market scene, and make the owl a bit grumpier.”
StoryboardAnimatic+ voice note+ 2 sketches
Got it. I’ll use model sheet v3 and the market setting.
You askQuoteModel sheetStoryboardReviewDelivery
- Storyboard · 20 framesIn your Season plan
- Animatic · 30 sIn your Season plan
- Owl lip sync · 30 sQuote ready to review
ApproveAsk for a change
Nothing extra starts until you approve it.
You askQuoteModel sheetStoryboardReviewDelivery
The owl’s new expression, checked against its model sheet.
You askQuoteModel sheetStoryboardReviewDelivery
20 frames ready. Comment on any panel.
You askQuoteModel sheetStoryboardReviewDelivery
Version 2 ready, with your two notes applied.
You askQuoteModel sheetStoryboardReviewDelivery
- storyboard_ep04_seq02.pdf20 frames
- animatic_ep04_seq02.mp40:30
- owl_expressions_v2.png8 expressions
Delivered to your library, with versions and notes.
Example screens. Nothing moves to the next stage without your approval.
Plans
Plans for where your series is.
Season
Prepare an episode before animating it.
$399 USD/month
- 10-page episode script
- 20-frame storyboard
- 30-second animatic with sound
- 1 3D prop, with topology and format confirmed first
Series
Produce a short episode and present it.
$999 USD/month
- 1 60-second episode with approved assets
- 10 series visuals
- Character voice: 5 min
- Production tracking
Monthly plans in USD; inclusions renew each month. Items that depend on a model or licence, like the 3D prop in Season, are confirmed before work starts. Credits are an optional extra.
How we work with your series
Original, licensed and approved by you.
- A style of your ownWe don’t imitate the style of living artists or studios. We help you define a look that belongs to your series.
- Voices with consentVoices are used only with the consent of the actor or owner and a usage licence, and you are warned before it expires.
- Rights agreed firstOwnership, formats and third-party licences for music, voices or assets are set before production starts.
- Nothing moves without youEach stage waits for your approval, and AI-generated material is labeled.
Before you decide
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need to know animation software, rigging or nodes?
- No. You describe what you want, choose between options and approve. Anima handles the technical side, including rigs when a service needs one.
- Does the Episode plan include an animated episode?
- No. Episode builds your foundation: a series bible, a character model sheet and five setting views. A finished 60-second episode is part of the Series plan or can be ordered as a piece for $999 USD.
- Can you make it look like a famous studio or anime?
- No. We don’t copy the style or characters of other studios or living artists. We help you develop a look of your own.
- Who owns the characters and episodes?
- Your series is your project. Ownership, formats and any third-party licences (music, voices, assets) are agreed in writing before production. Your website and domain are yours.
- Why are some services quoted first?
- 3D, rigs, lip sync, dubbing and music depend on the model, the scene and the licences involved. You see the scope and price before any work starts.
- Do you use AI?
- Yes, directed and checked against your approved references. AI-generated material is labeled.
- Does what I don’t use roll over?
- Plan inclusions renew every month and don’t roll over. Pieces bought separately keep their balance.
- We are a larger studio or a brand with several characters.
- You can request a scope for your volume, team and calendar. Contact us.
Your turn
Tell us about your series.
Choose a plan or a piece directly. For a custom scope, describe your project and receive a proposal before anything starts.
- 1Tell us about your project.
- 2You receive the scope and price.
- 3You approve; Anima starts the work.