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web 3.0 blockchain hubspot crm google sheets business metrics performance metric communication project schedules venture capital persuasive writingProject Name: Lead the Animation Charge
Company: Pixel Pirate Studio
Start Date: Flexible
Location: Remote or Hybrid (Los Angeles-based studio)
Compensation: Internship (School credit available; potential for paid project commissions)
About Pixel Pirate Studio
Pixel Pirate Studio is a two-time Emmy-nominated animation studio based in Los Angeles. We specialize in high-quality 2D and 3D animated films, series, commercials, and music videos. We use cutting-edge AI tools like UNOMi to offer premium animation services at reduced costs and faster timelines.
Project Description:
We’re looking for ambitious, self-driven interns to join our Lead Generation Campaign team. This initiative focuses on sourcing warm leads and potential clients who need animated content but want it at a lower price point without compromising quality.
Interns will help generate qualified leads using our social platforms (Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, etc.) and assist in outreach campaigns targeting decision-makers at:
- Family offices / investment funds
- Venture Capital firms
- Web3 & Blockchain gaming companies
- Comic book publishers
- Creative development arms of entertainment companies
Responsibilities:
- Research and identify qualified companies and contacts
- Craft LinkedIn messages and email templates using studio-provided assets
- Post and schedule social content that promotes our $500K+ production service
- Track lead conversion metrics and campaign performance
- Participate in weekly brainstorming and strategy check-ins
Ideal Candidates:
- Passionate about animation, marketing, and emerging tech (Web3, gaming, etc.)
- Familiar with LinkedIn Sales Navigator, Google Sheets, and CRM tools (like HubSpot or Notion)
- Skilled in persuasive writing and communication
- Comfortable working independently and as part of a virtual team
Project Schedule
Month 1: Setup & Strategy
- Week 1–2: Onboarding, company overview, and training
- Week 2–3: Build target list of 200+ leads across sectors
- Week 4: Develop outreach templates and social messaging calendar
Month 2: Execution & Optimization
- Week 5–6: Begin outreach on LinkedIn and email, track engagement
- Week 7: Launch supporting social content campaign (animated promos, testimonials)
- Week 8: Analyze response rates; A/B test messages
Month 3: Conversion & Handoff
- Week 9–10: Identify and escalate hot leads to Pixel Pirate Studio sales team
- Week 11: Final push to meet lead goals (500+ outreach points)
- Week 12: Present learnings, data dashboards, and process documentation
Deliverables:
- Lead database with contact info, sector, and engagement notes
- Social media calendar with scheduled posts
- End-of-project report with insights and performance metrics
Providing specialized, in-depth knowledge and general industry insights for a comprehensive understanding.
Sharing knowledge in specific technical skills, techniques, methodologies required for the project.
Direct involvement in project tasks, offering guidance, and demonstrating techniques.
Providing access to necessary tools, software, and resources required for project completion.
Scheduled check-ins to discuss progress, address challenges, and provide feedback.
About the company
UNOMi is innovative and easy to use software for animators. UNOMi reduces the production time and budget on developing content by 30% to 70%. It does this by automatically syncing 2D and 3D mouth poses to voice-over recordings of each character that an artist or animator creates. We understand the pain that is involved in producing quality animated content and we’ve created the perfect tool to help with the process. It normally takes animators about a day to animate one character talking for 30 seconds but with UNOMi animators can get that done in seconds.
UNOMi’s top mission is to solve the greatest challenges facing animators today. With the level of technology in the world, there is no reason why animators should still be struggling to tell their stories.