Corey Lehman: Boom operator, camera operator and first assistant camera in Boston, Massachusetts.

Hi everyone,

My name is Corey I run a production company called CinemaScope animations! I founded in 2022. We have a music video in production and we have grown a bit since then. Through my experience so far I found a good price point for getting your animation projects off the ground. The animation sweet spot is $7000. For that I can direct and produce just about anything under 5 minutes for you. This includes animated by hand top quality works for commercials, shorts, narrative films, and music videos. Hit me up if you want to know more and get a free budget breakdown of your script! Cheers!

Hi everyone,

My name is Corey I run a production company called CinemaScope animations! I founded in 2022. We have a music video in production and we have grown a bit since then. Through my experience so far I found a good price point for getting your animation projects off the ground. The animation sweet spot is $7000. For that I can direct and produce just about anything under 5 minutes for you. This includes animated by hand top quality works for commercials, shorts, narrative films, and music videos. Hit me up if you want to know more and get a free budget breakdown of your script! Cheers!

workiing diligently right now on a trailer for Let Me Buy Your Death - A horror/thriller short coming to festivals this fall!

Hi, I assistant directed and produced a horror short called Let Me Buy Your Death - Check it out here: https://sgltd.art/let-me-buy-your-death-movie/

Hi, I assistant directed and produced a horror short called Let Me Buy Your Death - Check it out here: https://sgltd.art/let-me-buy-your-death-movie/

There is a very good chance of me getting kicked out of this lounge for asking this question. Can anyone do remote work for animation? I have the type of screen you can draw or do digital art on like Wacom and Xp-pen and I would love to do some storyboard work but if I'm right in thinking that one needs to do more when it comes to storyboard work. Heck, I'll enjoy doing character designs too, but Animation is a monster to get into doing as much as doing comics.

Somewhere in Killkenny, Ireland a dreamlike thick fog rolled through the hills of Ireland. I saw the sun bloom and the amazing mist and immediately jumped out and started exploring. It was a strange spiritual dreamscape. I absolutely loved it!

https://youtu.be/TQsE1IV-nv8?si=SdtHfjrVHrPMCceB

My friends, my second crowdfund campaign ever is coming to a close. I've once again learned so so much about pushing such a campaign. Let's compare my experiences so far:

Kickstarter:

On kickstarter I asked for about $1000 and I took a fairly reckless approach. This being my first campaign ever, I tried to put together as many assets as I could. I used social media to push the campaign only a few times. Kickstarter rules are also a lot more difficult for first time campaign makers. I learned a lot and what to be prepares for the next time I campaigned again.

Duration 30 days

Goal: $1200

Money raised: $0 didi not reach goal

Indie gogo - From the start, Indie gogo was a site that I'd chosen to 1. Get any money I raised even If I didn't make it and 2. Be a lot more prepared for. This time I prepped perk rewards, opted for 60 days instead of 30, invested time and money into a logo, a jingle for a video logo version and spent tine editing 2 promotional videos. Fivcer is a great resource for that! When the campaign started I shared everything and the extra assets I had had helped a lot because the logo and promo video gave legitimacy to the campaign!

I also staggered my second promotional video and published it when the Facebook page was finished. I had colored stills of the project and used those to share with every post to grab a little more attention.

Duration: 60 days

Goal: $2500

$ raised $854

I am poised to keep the fire going under Cinemascope Animations I've had the most amazing experience so far managing something that I can truly dive into.

Anyway thanks for letting me ramble. Cinemascope Animations launches next year!!!

My friends, my second crowdfund campaign ever is coming to a close. I've once again learned so so much about pushing such a campaign. Let's compare my experiences so far:

Kickstarter:

On kickstarter I asked for about $1000 and I took a fairly reckless approach. This being my first campaign ever, I tried to put together as many assets as I could. I used social media to push the campaign only a few times. Kickstarter rules are also a lot more difficult for first time campaign makers. I learned a lot and what to be prepares for the next time I campaigned again.

Duration 30 days

Goal: $1200

Money raised: $0 didi not reach goal

Indie gogo - From the start, Indie gogo was a site that I'd chosen to 1. Get any money I raised even If I didn't make it and 2. Be a lot more prepared for. This time I prepped perk rewards, opted for 60 days instead of 30, invested time and money into a logo, a jingle for a video logo version and spent tine editing 2 promotional videos. Fivcer is a great resource for that! When the campaign started I shared everything and the extra assets I had had helped a lot because the logo and promo video gave legitimacy to the campaign!

I also staggered my second promotional video and published it when the Facebook page was finished. I had colored stills of the project and used those to share with every post to grab a little more attention.

Duration: 60 days

Goal: $2500

$ raised $854

I am poised to keep the fire going under Cinemascope Animations I've had the most amazing experience so far managing something that I can truly dive into.

Anyway thanks for letting me ramble. Cinemascope Animations launches next year!!!

Hey everyone!

I've been busy!

Working on my art and photography which has given me the opportunity to have a physical gallery! I made a little vlog about installing my second photographic gallery in Gardner, MA! https://youtu.be/ivb9If3H_WQ

hi i'm corey lehman rate my blog http://corey-lehman.winnertodey.su/