Dream Farm Studios

Dream Farm Studios was hired by an entertainment company to create an animated host for a show. The company's writer, producer, and director selected Dream Farm based on their solid reputation and reasonable pricing. The company provided conceptual images, which Dream Farm used to construct and render the final character. The point-of-contact for the project was Goli, who received positive feedback for her work.

In another project, Dream Farm Studios was tasked by Sling TV, an entertainment company, to produce three animation videos. The aim was to educate consumers on the downsides of owning an IPTV box. The project was initiated by the CEO and later managed by a project manager. The engagement lasted from June 2017 to October 2019, during which Dream Farm was chosen for their quality of work and competitive pricing. The company invested approximately $16,000 per project.

For an entertainment production company, Dream Farm Studios created a 3D animated teen skateboarder for a 10-minute video titled "Stuttering: For Kids, By Kids 2.0." The vendor was selected through a Google search and hired based on the quality of their previous work and reasonable pricing. The project involved modeling four 3D characters and a full 3D school playground environment, recording the voices of the characters, providing sound effects and environmental audio, resulting in 13 animated scenes. The team comprised an account executive, an art director, and multiple animators.