The cost of animation can be complicated because of a variety of aspects such as animation style, complexity, character presence, digital 2D  animation, hand-drawn parts, visual effects (VFX), mixed media usage, and project deadlines, among others.

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To manage these complexities, it is best to communicate directly with an animation company. This enables a full discussion of project requirements, allowing the studio to submit an initial price suited to the client's specific demands.

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Our company has created three fixed explainer animation production packages to streamline and simplify the cost structure for corporate animation. In addition, we provide a recurring subscription option, which provides clients with a simple and predictable cost strategy for their ongoing animation needs. This strategy strives to increase openness and make the pricing process more accessible to potential customers.

Characters:

Incorporating character animation into an animated video frequently results in a significant cost rise, owing to the time investment necessary. This is due to the requirement for different character designs, which necessitates numerous rounds of evaluation and changes. The following processes could include character rigging followed by animation, or a labor-intensive process of hand-drawn traditional animation performed by professional artists.

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There are several cost-cutting options available, such as using static or minimally animated characters. These characters can be strategically positioned among scenes to enhance the content of the video. This method can be improved even further by incorporating on-screen typography, iconography, and extra motion graphics, which provide cost-effective solutions while still delivering an engaging visual narrative.