Please share best high quality low cost animation and video production services for less
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Hi,
Here's what I'm doing:
I've got Creative Suite and I'm putting together animations and videos for several websites, finding clips and images and forming what we need.
What I need:
A video production service to put everything together with their fine 10X or near "touch" without charging me too much since I did all the legwork. I'm asking for a miracle here, I'm asking for almost 10X animation, but where I do the legwork and it doesn't cost very much. Real low budget here, but we're not willing to put out anything low par.
Please share any services or advice you know of.
Thank you.
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Does anyone else think Fiverr with experience. I'm thinking Fiverr is good for 1X but not 10X, but if you think there are some geniuses on there and more people agree, I will give it a try, it's cheap.
The community college is a great idea. I'll work on that.
Bob
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Did you check out fiverr? Just filter by reviews and give someone a shot . I heard of some bad experiences on fiverr, but mine were typically always good.
Also, try a local community college. Some of those students are a wiz when it comes to do this and will provide great value.
Good luck!
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