2D Animations

2D animations for an internally for training video. I need 2 animations 15 seconds long to edit into an existing video. The video explains that linked communications systems benefits everyone. The animations need to follow some brand guidelines in terms of colour and fonts used, these details are below.

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Animation (1) Unlinked Systems
We need an animation which shows different systems and customer service representatives not working together. I thought we could have 5 characters on screen reacting to specific communications which arrive through different channels. Lines can connect the different characters but the lines should break, move around and be disconnected. This will demonstrate that the systems are not connected and that the customer communications are not connected.

The animation needs to be roughly 15 seconds long. The background should be the LV green colour with any line drawings and animations using white or other colours in the guidelines.

The 5 characters should be different sexes and backgrounds as follows:

Customer service representative 1 answering the phone
Customer service representative 2 receiving a customer email
Customer service representative 3 receiving a customer letter
Customer service representative 4 receiving a customer message on Facebook
Customer service representative 5 receiving a customer message on Twitter


Animation (2) Brand Race
We need a basic animation with several UK Insurance brands racing along an athletic track with the LV Green Heart brand losing the race coming last behind the other brands. The animation needs to be roughly 15 seconds long with the winning brand crossing a finishing line at about 10 seconds and the final 5 second focusing on the brands jumping around/celebrating. The background should be the LV green colour with any line drawings and animations using white (see guidelines). The brands to use are Legal & General, Aviva, Prudential, Stand Life, LV. The logos will be supplied as jpgs.