About This Service

Hello,

My name is Frank Cromer. You can view my professional reel at the following location:

imdb.com/video/embed/vi2623780377/

You can also find my music reel on Vimeo by searching for my name, FRANK CROMER. Additionally, many of my animated works are available on YouTube under my name or under the handle Cart00n0, where the letter \"o\" is replaced with zeros.

Background

My first animated piece aired on NBC\'s \"LATE NIGHT WITH CONAN O\'BRIEN\" in July 2008, which marked the beginning of my career in this field. My academic background is in Film. I have had the privilege of creating three animations for the late, great Ray Thomas, founder of the Moody Blues, which adds significant personal value to my work. Furthermore, I was recognized as the 2012 Slamdance Shorties winning Animator for a cartoon titled \"Breakfast with Bukowski\".

Services and Pricing

I offer a basic lyric animation service, focusing solely on the text, for $100 for a song lasting between two to five minutes. Please note that the inclusion of custom imagery will alter the price.

For more complex character animations, which involve a higher degree of fluidity and detail, my rate is $300 per finished minute. As a general guideline, a high-quality three-minute animated video typically involves an investment of approximately one thousand dollars.

Working Process

My standard procedure involves a straightforward agreement outlining the project terms. I require a deposit of fifty percent of the total fee before commencing work, though payment plans can be discussed and arranged in advance.

During the creation process, I will upload segments of the animation to a private YouTube link for your review and approval. Upon your complete satisfaction with the final product, I will collect the remaining balance, transfer all rights to you, and deliver the finished cartoon via Dropbox.

If you have a clear vision for your project, please feel free to send your audio track, lyrics, and any visual concepts directly to me. I will then provide you with a detailed quotation.

Sincerely,

Frank Cromer