Where do animations come from?
Q: What does CGI stand for anyway? A: Computer Generated Imagery. (It is sometimes shortened to just CG by people who have never worked video productions involving Character Generators.) It covers any visual media that is either produced or manipulated in a computer, including flying logos, cartoon characters, or attacking dinosaurs. Q: How much does it cost? A: Animation is very expensive. It is more expensive then you ever dreamed. A single frame of animation cost more then all the penicillin ever used south of the equator. A full second of animation cost more then a Plymouth Voyager filled with viable human kidneys. Ten-second animation costs more than putting a Popsicle on the moon. Q: No, really. A: Electric Crayon Studio is not the cheapest source of animation available, but we are the best value. Roughly 80% of our jobs fall in the $1k to $10k range, the rest equally above and below. A quote is given up front for the job in question. (If the original job description changes duri
