Animator Criteria

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Prepared by: [Your Name]

Date: May 2, 2050

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Introduction

This document outlines the criteria for evaluating animators. It provides a structured approach to assess their skills, creativity, and overall suitability for animation projects.

Purpose

The purpose of this document is to establish a clear and objective method for evaluating the qualifications and performance of animators, ensuring that the best candidates are selected for animation projects based on a variety of key factors.

Scope

This evaluation applies to all animators being considered for animation projects, whether freelance, in-house, or studio-based. The criteria cover core animation skills, creativity, and teamwork.

Criteria Table

The following table lists the criteria, each with a short description, weight (importance), score range (1-5), and comments section for evaluators.

Criteria	Short Description	Weight	Score (1-5)	Comments
1. Animation Skill	Proficiency in animation techniques and software.	25%
2. Creativity & Innovation	Ability to think outside the box and introduce new ideas.	20%
3. Technical Knowledge	Knowledge of animation processes, tools, and technology.	15%
4. Communication Skills	Effectiveness in communicating ideas and working with teams.	10%
5. Attention to Detail	Accuracy and precision in animation work.	10%
6. Time Management	Ability to meet deadlines and manage project timelines.	10%
7. Adaptability & Flexibility	Willingness to adapt to changes and work in varied styles.	10%

Scoring System

Each criterion is rated on a scale of 1 to 5, where:

• 1 = Poor

• 2 = Fair

• 3 = Satisfactory

• 4 = Good

• 5 = Excellent

Evaluators will provide a score based on how well the animator meets each criterion, taking into account the weight assigned to each.

Evaluation Process

1. Pre-evaluation: Review the animator's portfolio, resume, and any relevant work samples.

2. Evaluation: Assign scores for each criterion, considering both the quality of their work and how well they align with project requirements.

3. Final Decision: The scores from all evaluators will be compiled, and the animator with the highest weighted score will be selected or recommended for the project.

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