What do you do? 📝

Write scenes, dialogue, and scripts that bring the story to life. Scriptwriters work closely with the Showrunner to develop engaging episodes while maintaining consistency with the series' characters, world, and overall narrative.

Responsibilities:

• Write scenes and dialogue based on the project's story direction.

• Develop natural conversations and believable character interactions.

• Follow the established personalities, lore, and continuity of the series.

• Revise scripts based on feedback from the Director.

• Collaborate with Storyboard Artists when clarification is needed.

Requirements & Guidelines:

• Strong storytelling and dialogue writing skills.

• Good understanding of pacing, scene structure, and character development.

• Ability to write clear scripts that are easy for Storyboard Artists, Voice Actors, and the production team to follow.

• Respect the established lore and continuity of the series.

• Be open to revisions and constructive feedback.

• Previous scriptwriting experience is preferred but not required.

IMPORTANT NOTE: The standard format should be screenplay writing, not like a story novel. It's okay for minor format mistakes but this is usually the standard (you can look on website some writing screenplay examples)

Instructions:

1. Write an original script for a short scene.

2. Your script should include:

   • Scene heading (EXT./INT. LOCATION - TIME)

   • Character names

   • Dialogue

   • Character actions

   • Optional camera or emotional notes where appropriate

3. The story may be of any genre or setting.

4. If you have any questions, feel free to DM me.

5. Submit your script as a PDF or document file.

What do you do? 🏔️

Create polished backgrounds for the series based on the provided environment designs and references. Backgrounds should match the project's art style and remain visually consistent throughout the series.

Responsibilities:

• Draw high-quality indoor or outdoor backgrounds.

• Follow the provided environment layouts and references.

• Maintain consistency in lighting and proportions.

• Be open to revisions and feedback when necessary.

Requirements & Guidelines:

• Ability to draw environments and scenery.

• Comfortable drawing interiors, exteriors, furniture, and decorations.

• Art style should blend well with Gacha Life style.

• Draw only front angle backgrounds.

• If there are any kind of furniture, send one with it and another without it.

Instructions:

1. Pick one room or place to draw from:

   • Eastwood High School (hallway, classroom, gymnasium...)

   • House (living room, bedroom, kitchen, dining room, backyard...)

   • Eastwood Park

2. Draw the background in Gacha Life style at 16:9

3. If you have some questions, DM me in private

4. Submit your background as an image in .png

What do you do? 📐

Design rough layouts and floor plans for important locations in the series, such as houses, the school, parks, cafés, and other recurring environments.

Responsibilities:

• Sketch building exteriors and interiors.

• Create simple floor plans and room layouts.

• Ensure locations remain consistent across episodes.

• Work with the director and background artists to refine environments.

Requirements & Guidelines:

• No professional architectural experience required.

• Sketches can be rough, clarity is more important than artistic perfection.

• Basic understanding of perspective and spatial layout is a plus.

• Be open to feedback and revisions.

• Can be hand drawn on paper, on a drawing app, or a floor planner

Instructions:

1. Pick one environment building to draw:

   • Eastwood High School (2-3 floors)

   • 2-bedroom Family House (2 floors)

   • 3-bedroom Family House (2 floors)

   • Eastwood Park

2. Draw the exterior building (3D) and interior floor plan (2D, top view).

   • No need to draw perfectly

   • Make sure to add the room names on the floor plan

   • Furnitures are optional

3. If you have some questions, DM me in private

4. Submit your sketch idea as an image in .png

What do you do? 🎬

Create storyboard panels and simple animatics that visualize scenes before animation begins. Your job is to communicate the story, camera work, character acting, and pacing.

Responsibilities:

• Create storyboard panels for scenes.

• Plan camera angles, framing, character expressions, and movements.

• Clearly communicate the sequence of events.

• Assemble storyboard panels into a timed animatic using any video editing software.

• Include subtitles or dialogue to indicate when characters are speaking.

• Work with the director and background artists to refine environments.

Requirements & Guidelines:

• Good visual storytelling skills.

• Able to communicate ideas through rough sketches.

• Polished artwork is not required.

• Character actions, expressions, and camera shots should be easy to understand.

• Basic understanding of pacing and timing.

• Basic knowledge of video editing software is recommended.

• Color-coding is optional but encouraged if it helps organize your storyboard.

• Be open to feedback and revisions.

Instructions:

1. Create your own original scene (30–90 seconds recommended).

2. Draw the storyboard panel-by-panel.

3. Include camera planes, character actions, and important visual details.

4. Add subtitles or dialogue where appropriate.

5. Arrange the panels into a simple timed animatic in a video editing software.

6. Export your submission as a video.

What do you do? 🖌️

Create objects and assets used throughout the series, including furniture, decorations, school supplies, personal items, and other environmental elements.

Responsibilities:

• Design and draw props

• Create furniture and objects for different locations

• Create both simple everyday items and unique story-related objects.

• Be open to revisions and feedback when necessary.

Requirements & Guidelines:

• Ability to draw simple props.

• Comfortable drawing interiors, exteriors, furniture, and decorations.

• Art style should blend well with Gacha Life style.

Instructions:

1. Pick any prop you want to draw and it can be one of these types:

2. Draw it in Gacha Life style

3. If you have some questions, DM me in private

4. Submit your background as an image in .png

What do you do? 🖌️

Prepare Gacha character models for animation by cleaning, polishing, and separating character components into organized layers.

Responsibilities:

• Separate character components such as facial features, hair, clothing, and accessories.

• Clean and polish character parts by removing rough edges, unwanted pixels, and inconsistent details.

• Prepare organized layers that can be used by Rig Modelers and Animators.

• Be open to revisions and feedback when necessary.

Requirements & Guidelines:

• Ability to edit and clean digital artwork.

• Understanding of layers, transparency, and asset organization.

• Attention to line thickness when tracing and polishing.

• Shadows and highlighting are not needed (except for the eyes), keep is simple as is.

• Experience with digital art software

• Identical symmetrical parts only need to be prepared once (e.g. arm, leg, eye, jacket sleeve) unless the design is different on each side.

• When separating clothing, do not include body parts attached to the clothing layer.

• You may be asked to draw hand gestures that don't exist in Gacha Life

• Front face is needed

Instructions:

1. Pick one of these parts you prefer to separate:

   • Hair: Front - Side - Back - Ponytail - Hair tip

   • Eye: Sclera - Top lash - Side lash - Bottom lash - Iris and Pupil - Highlight - Eyebrow

   • Face: Freckle/Beauty Mark - Makeup - Nose

   • Top clothes: Shirt - Shirt Length - Jacket - Jacket length - Shoulder sleeve - Arm sleeve

   • Bottom clothes: Belt/Skirt - Thigh pants - Leg pants - Sock - Shoe

   • Gloves: Pick 4-5 hand gestures and make identical glove versions

   • Accessories: Basically any existing accessories or the remains

   • Body: Remaining body parts

2. Import it to a software you use and remove background

3. Draw and trace some of them front faced.

4. If you have some questions, DM me in private

5. Submit your character asset as an image in .png

What do you do? 🖌️

Create Live2D character models by preparing and rigging separated character assets into a reusable model that can be used for animation. The Rig Modeler focuses on making the character move naturally; they do not animate full scenes.

Responsibilities:

• Convert character assets into a functional Live2D model.

• Create deformers and parameters for character movement.

• Set up facial movements and expressions.

• Prepare the model so it can be used by Animators later.

• Communicate with Character Asset Artists when adjustments are needed.

• Be open to revisions and feedback when necessary.

Requirements & Guidelines:

• Experience in Live2D Cubism.

• Front-facing models are the default requirement.

• 180º rotation of the character (left > front > right). The head and body should be able to move independently.

• Eye movement, such as looking and blinking is required.

• Basic face movement (such as looking up and down and head tilt) is required.

• Body layering (eg. an arm can go to the front or the back layer)

• Lip syncing is optional

• You may use:

  • A provided Gacha character asset, or

  • Your own simple original character model for the audition.

• Assets do not need to be fully polished; the focus is on the quality of the rig.

Instructions:

1. Pick one of these parts you prefer to separate:

   • Hair: Front - Side - Back - Ponytail - Hair tip

   • Eye: Sclera - Top lash - Side lash - Bottom lash - Iris and Pupil - Highlight - Eyebrow

   • Face: Freckle/Beauty Mark - Makeup - Nose

   • Top clothes: Shirt - Shirt Length - Jacket - Jacket length - Shoulder sleeve - Arm sleeve

   • Bottom clothes: Belt/Skirt - Thigh pants - Leg pants - Sock - Shoe

   • Gloves: Pick 4-5 hand gestures and make identical glove versions

   • Accessories: Basically any existing accessories or the remains

   • Body: Remaining body parts

2. Import it to a software you use and remove background

3. Draw and trace some of them front faced.

4. If you have some questions, DM me in private

5. Submit your model as a video

What do you do? 🕺

Bring characters to life by animating pre-rigged Live2D character models or animated objects. Your role is to create expressive character performances using movement, facial expressions, and body language. You do not create or rig the models yourself.

Responsibilities:

• Animate pre-rigged Live2D character models.

• Create natural body movements, facial expressions, and acting.

• Animate scenes based on the storyboard and showrunner's instructions.

• Ensure movements match the tone and pacing of each scene.

• Be open to revisions and feedback when necessary.

Requirements & Guidelines:

• Experience animating in Live2D Cubism is required.

• Rigging experience is not required, but understanding Live2D parameters is recommended.

• Ability to create smooth and expressive character animation.

• Good understanding of timing, spacing, and character acting.

• Ability to animate eye movement, head movement, body movement, and facial expressions.

• Lip syncing is optional but preferred.

• Follow the provided storyboard and scene direction.

• Camera movement and editing are not required unless requested.

Instructions:

1. Use a Live2D model (your own or a publicly available practice model but make sure to credit them).

2. Create a 10 second animation with the model.

3. Demonstrate as many of the following as possible:

   • Natural idle movement

   • Walking or simple body movement

   • Eye movement and blinking

   • Facial expressions

   • Head movement

   • Lip syncing

4. Export your animation as a video.

5. If you have some questions, DM me in private

6. Submit your animation as a video

What do you do? 🎬
Assemble and finish scenes by combining all provided visual assets into a complete, polished video. Your role is to bring together backgrounds, characters, props, effects, lighting, and camera movement into a cohesive final scene based on the animatic storyboard and production direction. You do not create or rig character models.

Responsibilities:

• Assemble backgrounds, characters, props, and other visual assets into complete scenes.

• Position and layer characters according to the storyboard.

• Apply camera movements such as zooms, pans, and scene transitions when required.

• Edit scenes based on timing, pacing, and direction from the Animatic Storyboarder.

• Add and adjust lighting to match mood, environment, and time of day.

• Create or apply simple visual effects (glows, fades, basic energy effects, etc.).

• Ensure proper interaction between characters and their environment.

• Sync visuals with dialogue and sound effects as a pre-sample.

• Make final polish adjustments before submission.

• Be open to revisions and feedback when necessary.

Requirements & Guidelines:

• Experience with video editing or compositing software is required.

• Strong understanding of layers, masking, keyframes, and basic animation principles.

• Ability to organize and manage multiple visual assets efficiently.

• Ability to follow animatic storyboards and match intended timing and composition.

• Basic understanding of lighting, color, and visual composition.

• Ability to create simple in-scene effects (glows, fades, energy effects, etc.).

• Must follow established visual style and VFX references.

• No need to create assets or rig models.

• Any editing software is allowed as long as it can produce the final exported scene properly.

Instructions:

1. Submit an example of your previous video editing, compositing, or animation work.

2. Your example may include:

   • Scene composition

   • Camera movement

   • Lighting

   • Basic visual effects

   • Transitions

3. A full scene is not required for the audition.

4. Existing projects are allowed as submission examples.

5. If you have any questions, DM me in private.

6. Submit your work as a video.

What do you do? 🎛️
Process and improve recorded dialogue so that voices are clean, consistent, and appropriate for the scene. Audio Engineers may remove unwanted noise and imperfections, or apply creative audio effects when the story requires a character's voice to sound different because of their environment or situation.

Responsibilities:

• Clean and improve recorded voice audio.

• Remove or reduce unwanted background noise, hum, hiss, clicks, and other distractions.

• Adjust volume and dynamics so dialogue remains clear and consistent.

• Apply EQ and other processing when necessary.

• Add environmental effects such as reverb, delays or filters.

• Apply creative voice effects when required by the story.

• Adjust pitch or other vocal characteristics when appropriate.

• Process dialogue so it matches the environment and scene.

• Keep processed voices consistent between scenes and episodes.

• Be open to revisions and feedback when necessary.

Requirements & Guidelines:

• Experience with a DAW or audio editing software is required.

• Understanding of basic audio processing is preferred.

• Familiarity with audio plug ins

• Ability to distinguish between unwanted recording problems and intentional creative effects.

• Avoid excessive processing that makes dialogue difficult to understand.

• Creative effects should support the scene rather than distract from the performance.

• Any DAW or audio software is acceptable as long as it can produce the required result.

Instructions:

1. Submit an example of your previous audio editing, mixing, or audio-processing work.

2. Your submission may demonstrate:

   • Noise removal

   • EQ or compression

   • Reverb

   • Delay/echo

   • Voice effects

   • Creative audio processing

3. Existing audio projects are allowed as submission examples.

4. If you have any questions, DM me in private.

5. Submit your work as an audio file or video demonstrating the processing.

What do you do? 🎛️
Create original sound effects for Hexforce and help establish the sound identity of the series. Sound Designers create the sounds that make actions, environments, objects, technology, powers, and other events feel believable and impactful.

Responsibilities:

• Create original sound effects for scenes and characters.

• Design sounds for superpowers, technology, objects, movements, impacts, and other events.

• Create environmental and atmospheric sounds when needed.

• Create variations of effects when different scenes require different intensity or timing.

• Edit, layer, process Foley, and combine sounds to create the desired effect.

• Be open to revisions and feedback when necessary.

Requirements & Guidelines:

• Experience with a DAW or audio editing software.

• Understanding of sound editing, layering, EQ, effects processing, and basic audio production.

• Ability to create sounds from recordings, samples, synthesis, or a combination of techniques.

• Creativity in turning ordinary sounds into convincing fictional or stylized effects.

• Original sound design is preferred.

• Third-party samples and sound libraries may be used when legally permitted for the project.

• Sound effects should be clean and suitable for further editing and mixing.

• Complex sound effects may require multiple layers rather than a single sound.

Instructions:

1. Create and 2–3 original sound effects.

2. You may choose any type of effect, such as:

   • Superpower

   • Impact

   • Weapon or object

   • Footstep/movement

   • Transformation

3. Your submission should demonstrate how you create and process sounds rather than simply submitting an unedited sound from a library.

4. If you have any questions, DM me in private.

5. Submit your work as an audio file.

What do you do? 🎵
Create music for Hexforce, including background music, original songs, themes, and other musical pieces used throughout the series. It should support the mood, story, characters, and pacing of each scene while fitting the overall musical identity of Hexforce.

Responsibilities:

• Compose and produce original music for the series.

• Create background music for different scenes, moods, and situations.

• Produce original songs when needed.

• Arrange, edit, mix, and polish musical pieces.

• Choose appropriate instruments, sounds, and musical styles for each piece.

• Deliver music in formats that can be used by the Audio/Video Editing team.

• Be open to revisions and feedback when necessary.

Requirements & Guidelines:

• Experience with music production software (DAW) is required.

• Understanding of basic music production, composition, arrangement, and mixing.

• Ability to create music that supports a scene rather than distracting from it.

• Ability to work with different musical styles depending on the scene.

• Original music is preferred.

• Do not submit copyrighted music as your own work.

• Music should be delivered as clean, properly exported audio files.

• You do not need to be an expert in every genre or instrument.

• Previous music production work is preferred but not required.

Instructions:

1. Create and submit an original 30s music piece.

2. You may create something inspired by the general musical identity of Hexforce, such as rock, orchestra, electronic, or merge them.

3. If you have any questions, DM me in private.

4. Submit your audition as an audio file.

What do you do? 🎼
Write original lyrics for songs used throughout Hexforce, including themes, character songs, emotional songs, action songs, and other musical pieces.

Lyricwriters work with the Music Producer to make sure lyrics fit the music, characters, story, and overall tone of the series.

Responsibilities:

• Write original lyrics for Hexforce songs.

• Develop lyrics that communicate emotions, themes, characters, or story elements.

• Write lyrics that fit the intended mood and musical style.

• Consider rhythm, syllables, rhyme, and vocal phrasing.

• Collaborate with Music Producers when lyrics need to be adjusted to fit a melody.

• Be open to revisions and feedback when necessary.

Requirements & Guidelines:

• Strong lyricwriting and creative writing skills.

• Understanding of rhythm, phrasing, rhyme, and song structure.

• Ability to write lyrics that sound natural when sung.

• Good understanding of English grammar and vocabulary.

• Ability to adapt lyrics to different moods and musical styles.

• Original writing is required.

• Previous lyricwriting experience is preferred but not required.

Instructions:

1. Write ONE original verse for your audition.

2. If you have any questions, DM me in private.

3. Submit your audition as a pdf or a screenshot.

What do you do? 🎤
Provide vocals for original songs, themes, character songs, and other musical pieces used throughout Hexforce. Singers work with the Music Producer and Lyricwriter to bring songs to life through vocal performance and interpretation.

Responsibilities:

• Record vocals for Hexforce songs and musical pieces.

• Perform lyrics with appropriate emotion, expression, and energy.

• Follow the melody, rhythm, and direction provided by the Music Producer.

• Record multiple takes when necessary.

• Be willing to make reasonable vocal adjustments or re-record sections when needed.

• Deliver clean vocal recordings for further editing and mixing.

• Be open to revisions and feedback when necessary.

Requirements & Guidelines:

• Ability to sing in tune and maintain consistent pitch.

• Good sense of rhythm and timing.

• Ability to express different emotions through singing.

• Ability to follow a melody and vocal direction.

• Basic microphone/recording knowledge is preferred.

• A professional microphone is not required, but recordings should be as clean as possible.

• Be comfortable recording yourself and submitting audio online.

• Different vocal ranges and styles are welcome.

• Previous singing experience is preferred but not required.

Instructions:

1. Record a 30–60 second vocal sample.

2. You may choose any song that demonstrates your singing ability.

3. Please do not use heavy autotune, vocal effects, or excessive processing that hides your natural voice.

4. If you have any questions, DM me in private.

5. Submit your audition as a pdf or a screenshot.

What do you do? 🎤
Help voice actors deliver dialogue with accurate and natural accents, dialects, pronunciation, and speech patterns required for their characters. This role is not limited to accent coaching. You may also help VAs pronounce unfamiliar words, names, phrases, or sounds that they have difficulty with.

Responsibilities:

• Coach VAs on specific accents and dialects used by their characters.

• Help VAs pronounce unfamiliar or difficult words and phrases correctly.

• Provide audio demonstrations or other pronunciation references when necessary.

• Explain pronunciation differences clearly when a VA is struggling with a line.

• Help maintain consistent pronunciation throughout the series.

• Provide constructive feedback during the voice-acting process.

• Be open to revisions and communication with the production team.

Requirements & Guidelines:

• Strong understanding of at least one of the project's required dialects/accent areas.

• Good listening skills and attention to pronunciation details.

• Ability to clearly explain how something should be pronounced, rather than simply saying that it sounds incorrect.

• Ability to demonstrate pronunciations through audio or other understandable references.

• Familiarity with the language, dialect, or accent you are coaching is strongly preferred.

• Understanding that dialect coaching is about accurate and natural speech, not exaggerating or stereotyping an accent.

• Previous experience with dialect coaching, acting, linguistics, language learning, or similar fields is a plus.

Current Dialect/Pronounciation needs:
You can audition for any language or accent coaching, but what's needed for now are these:

• North American USA (Show Standard)

• AAVE

• Korean

• Mexican Spanish

• UK British