Animation Intern (Character Posing & Motion) - Paid Internship | Remote | Minimum 16 hours per week

Job Description

Animation Intern (Character Posing & Motion) - Paid Internship | Remote | Minimum 16 hours per week.


We’re looking for a hands-on animation intern to help pose and animate stylised character images and short looping animations for an adult animated franchise website and social content.

This is a practical, execution-focused role, ideal for someone building a showreel and wanting real production experience on a professional IP.


Role Overview:


The intern will assist with posing characters and creating short animation loops using Blender, working from clear creative direction and visual references.

You will report to a senior artist who oversees rendering, lighting, and the technical pipeline.



Responsibilities:

  • Pose stylised 3D characters in Blender for still images
  • Create short, simple animation loops (2–3 seconds)
  • Work from provided creative direction, references, and story beats
  • Iterate on poses and motion based on feedback
  • Prepare assets for handoff to a senior artist for rendering and final output
  • Collaborate remotely with a small creative team


Required Skills & Experience:

  • Some experience using Blender (student, graduate, or self-taught)
  • Strong sense of pose, silhouette, timing, and character
  • Ability to make images read clearly and quickly
  • Comfortable working independently and managing your own time
  • Own computer and reliable internet connection


Nice to Have (Not Essential):

  • Basic understanding of animation principles
  • Experience posing characters for marketing images or short-form content
  • Interest in animation, comedy, and character-driven storytelling
  • A good sense of humour


Commitment & Details:

  • Paid internship (entry-level / intern rate)
  • Remote position
  • Minimum 16 hours per week
  • Flexible scheduling
  • Short-form project work with clear deliverables


Why This Role Is Worth Doing:

  • Real production credits
  • Portfolio-worthy work
  • Direct feedback from experienced industry professionals
  • Exposure to a professional Blender-based production pipeline


How to Apply:

Please send a CV and include:

  • A short note about yourself
  • A link to relevant work (portfolio, showreel, or Blender examples if available)
  • We’re more interested in potential and attitude than a perfect CV.

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