I will create a 3d architectural assembly animation of your building model


About this gig
Show how your building comes together with a 3D architectural assembly animation from Verixa Studios.
We animate floors, wall groups, furniture and roofs in a clear sequence that explains spatial organization and component relationships.
Choose a silent film:
- USD 650: 15 seconds
- USD 1250: 30 seconds
- USD 1950: 45 seconds
Every package delivers a finished H.264 MP4 at 1920 x 1080 and 30 fps, with one approved camera and up to 15 logical animation groups from your supplied, separated model.
Included: assembly storyboard, materials and lighting, motion preview, final rendering and video finishing. Revision rounds apply at storyboard and motion-preview stages, before final rendering.
Our Maplecrest film demonstrates the assembly approach. This is a presentation sequence, not a walkthrough, interactive tour or verified construction method.
New modelling, major cleanup, component separation, extra cameras and major sequence changes require a custom offer. Music, voice-over and editable source files are excluded.
Send your model, intended assembly order and presentation brief through Fiverr before ordering.
Get to know Paul D Verixa
Architectural Visualization Studio
- FromCanada
- Member sinceAug 2026
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FAQ
Is 3D modelling included?
No. Packages require a usable model with separable components, up to 15 logical animation groups. Model creation, major cleanup and component separation are quoted after review.
What do you deliver?
A silent H.264 MP4 at 1920 x 1080 and 30 fps, with one approved camera composition and sequence. Choose 15, 30 or 45 seconds. Editable source files, voice-over and music are not included.
When can I request revisions?
Package revision rounds cover consolidated feedback at storyboard and motion-preview stages. Changes after sequence approval, extra cameras or major design changes require a new scope agreement.
Is this suitable for construction planning?
It is a presentation animation. Construction sequencing, structural engineering and site methodology require qualified specialist verification.
Is this a walkthrough or an interactive 360 tour?
No. This is a rendered assembly film showing model components coming together from one approved camera. A walkthrough follows a camera route through a space; a 360 tour lets viewers choose linked viewpoints. Those require a separate scope.

