3D Autism-Friendly Language Shorts

About the project

I have drafted two simple, conversation-based scripts and now need a talented animator to bring them to life as gentle 3D video shorts for children aged 3-5 who are on the autism spectrum or experiencing developmental delays. The whole point of these pieces is to encourage early language development, so every element—from character design to audio mix—should support clear, repeated word use and calm sensory engagement. Here is what I’d like you to handle: • Refine the pacing and storyboard to keep scene changes slow, visuals uncluttered, and dialogue highly readable. • Produce full 3D animation (modeling, rigging, animation, lighting, rendering) in a soft, preschool-friendly style—no sudden flashes or harsh textures. • Record or source child-appropriate voice-over, add light background music, and mix so speech remains front and center. • Deliver two finished HD videos (roughly 2–3 minutes each) ready for YouTube, plus the editable project files. Acceptance criteria - Key spoken words appear as on-screen text. - Audio peaks stay under –16 LUFS and the mix avoids abrupt volume jumps. - Colours pass a basic contrast check for accessibility. If you work in Blender, Maya, Cinema 4D, or a comparable tool and have a portfolio piece aimed at preschool or special-needs audiences, I’d love to see it. Let’s collaborate to turn these scripts into engaging, supportive learning moments for young viewers.

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