I will create a storyboard for animation

Currently - yes.

A 1-2 minute film/animated short typically equals a storyboard of 10-15 panels.

Generally - yes. There is no storyboard without the script, but you can also briefly describe the shots/frames to me.

Yes. If you have already done some character designs, it's far more convenient to use them, to make sure we will further previsualize your film and make the storyboard look more consistent with the design concepts.

Sometimes one needs to indicate color use or motion or different objects. But, generally, a traditional grayscale storyboard is enough for most projects.

It depends. Lets say, I've got a city to develop as a backdrop for the storyboard. That graphic falls into a separate gig category so to create even some brief art, if I'm short of time, I could use AI to generate that background for me, but always recreate it afterwhile in my own style.

It's like an animated film, without professionally animated sequences. We use the storyboard panels (even with the extra frames) to make it look like a sequence of images in motion, to imitate the final film. Each animatic scene length equals the length of a final film scene.

Yes. But sometimes we can use the subtitles. However it won't look convincing. Just send me some temporary music and rough dialogue recordings. It's also better to have the script as a reference (if I haven't already been provided with that one to work on a storyboard).

Yes. I'd be very excited to work on a TV series or feature-length film project.