I will create 2d game cutscene anime game cinematic animation indie game intro trailer


About this gig
Bring your game world to life with custom 2D game cutscenes and cinematic animation.
I create engaging 2D game animation for indie games, RPGs, action games, visual novels, mobile games, story-driven projects, and other interactive experiences.
I can create:
- 2D game cutscenes
- Cinematic game animation
- Character introductions & reveals
- Story and dialogue scenes
- Game intro & outro animation
- Character acting and movement
- Anime-style game cinematics
- In-game story sequences
- Promotional game scenes
- Frame-by-frame 2D animation
Whether you have finished character artwork, a storyboard, script, concept art, or just an idea, I can help turn it into an engaging animated scene.
I focus on expressive character animation, cinematic composition, camera movement, timing, and visual storytelling that fits the style of your game.
Please message me before ordering with your game/project details, references, characters and desired duration so I can recommend the right approach and provide an accurate quote.
Get to know Dani O
3D Animation Character Design Visual Storytelling
- FromUnited States
- Member sinceMay 2025
- Avg. response time1 hour
- Last delivery1 month
Languages
English, Spanish, Portuguese, German
FAQ
Can you create 2D cutscenes for my game?
Yes. I can create short 2D game cutscenes for story moments, character introductions, dialogue, transitions, events, and cinematic sequences.
What game styles can you work with?
I can work with different visual directions including anime-inspired, cartoon, stylized and traditional 2D animation. Send me your references and I'll assess the style.
Can you animate my existing game characters?
Yes. If you already have character designs, sprites, illustrations, concept art or other assets, you can provide them for the animation.
Can you create a longer game cinematic?
Yes. Longer projects can be handled through a custom offer after reviewing the script, storyboard, duration, characters and number of scenes.
Can you work with game footage?
Yes. Existing gameplay footage can be useful as a reference for matching the animation to the game's visual style and story.

