Careers Come work with us! At Four4BIT Animation Studio, we are always on the lookout for talented and passionate individuals to join our team. If you are interested in exploring job opportunities with us, please submit your resume and portfolio through our website. Our virtual studio is home to a diverse and skilled team of animators, designers, and storytellers who are dedicated to creating innovative and engaging content. If you have a love for animation and a desire to make a positive impact on the world through your work, we encourage you to apply and be a part of our team! Position I agree to the terms & condisions Apply Thank you! We'll be in touch! Concept Artist Remote View Job 2D Animator Remote View Job Storyboard Artist Remote View Job CEO & FOUNDER Elad O. Eyni As the founder and CEO, my journey began in the world of music, where I discovered the profound ability of art to transcend language and unite people in shared emotion. Inspired by this revelation, I set out on a quest to create a platform where storytelling becomes the bridge that connects hearts and minds. Here at Four4BIT, we don't just believe in teamwork; we live and breathe it. Led by a common goal, we work like a well-oiled machine, each contributing our own special ingredient to the mix. From brainstorming sessions to late-night editing marathons, we're bound together by our love for spreading positivity through storytelling, animation, and inspiring ourselves and others to discover their hidden powers. So if you're passionate about storytelling, if you thrive in a dynamic and collaborative environment, if you're ready to unleash your creativity and be part of something extraordinary, what are you waiting for? Join us now! Sincerely, Elad Ovadia Eyni At Four4BIT Animation Studio, we're not just a team; we're a symphony of creativity, each member bringing their unique melody to the table. Picture this: a motley crew of artists, storytellers, and dreamers, coming together to compose a masterpiece that resonates with hearts worldwide. Our Team

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< Back Storyboard Artist Remote Job Type Freelance Apply Now About the Role As a Storyboard Artist at Four4BIT Animation Studio, you will be responsible for creating visual representations of the script for our animated projects. Working closely with the creative team, you will bring characters and storylines to life through detailed and dynamic storyboards. Your keen eye for composition, timing, and storytelling will help shape the direction of our projects and bring our vision to life. If you have a strong portfolio and a proven track record in storyboarding for animation, we encourage you to apply today and become a part of our dynamic team at Four4BIT Animation Studio. Requirements We will only consider candidates who can demonstrate a track record of producing clean and appropriate content in their portfolio. Education and Experience: A strong portfolio showcasing a variety of illustration styles and techniques Minimum of 3 years of proven experience in the industry creating storyboards for animation or comics Skills and Abilities: Strong drawing skills, with a focus on character and story development Proficiency in relevant software such as Photoshop and Illustrator Ability to interpret and translate script into visual storytelling Strong attention to detail and ability to work under tight deadlines Personal Characteristics: A positive, professional attitude and strong work ethic Creative and innovative approach to storytelling Passion for animation and storytelling Strong communication and collaboration skills Ability to take direction and work well in a team environment About the Company At Four4BIT Animation Studio, we are seeking a skilled Storyboard Artist to join our team of creative professionals. Apply Now

Exciting Announcement: Four4BIT Animation Studio Goes Social! We're thrilled to share that our studio is diving headfirst into the world of social media for the very first time! That's right, you can now catch us spreading creativity, positivity, and a whole lot of fun on platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter X, and more! We're super pumped to connect with all of you in a whole new way! Expect to see behind-the-scenes peeks, exclusive updates, and plenty of awesome content that you won't find anywhere else! So, what are you waiting for? Come be a part of our adventure and let's spread some positivity together! Don't forget to hit that follow button and turn on notifications so you never miss a beat. We can't wait to share this incredible journey with you! Links:  Facebook Instagram Twitter X

Celebrating Education and Sharing Day with the Lubavitcher Rebbe Anniversary" "Imagine you could open your eyes to see only the good in every person, the positive in every circumstance, and the opportunity in every challenge." These words, spoken by Menachem Mendel Schneerson, affectionately known as the Lubavitcher Rebbe, echo with a timeless wisdom that transcends generations! "Education and Sharing day U.S.A" Join us on a journey back to 1978, a time when disco was king, bell-bottoms were in fashion, and the U.S. Congress made a decision that would change the course of history. President Jimmy Carter at the time, receives a request that's not your everyday memo... it's a special request to mark a special day on the calendar! But this isn't just any day... it's the birthday of a one-in-a-lifetime figure, the Lubavitcher Rebbe. Now, why would a birthday be so significant? Well, because this isn't an average birthday celebration. This is about recognizing a visionary who believed in shaping young minds and building character not less than being a book smart. Fast forward to today, and we're still mentioning Education and Sharing Day U.S.A, every year on the Rebbe's birthday according to the Jewish Callander. It's a day to honor the Lubavitcher Rebbe's legacy and the incredible impact he had on education worldwide. But here's the best part of that day: Education and Sharing Day isn't just about looking back to 1978; it's about looking forward. It's a reminder that education isn't just about filling heads with facts; it's about lighting a spark and igniting a passion for learning which leads our society to create leaders! So, as we mentioning this special day, let's take a deep dive into a droplet in the sea of some insights we've gleaned from the Lubavicher Rebbe and commit ourselves to building a brighter future for all. Think good, Speak good, Talent and its responsibilities: "Think good, and it will be good" The rebbe quoted his great great great grandfather (The "Tzemach Tzedek", The 3rd Rebbe of Chabad). Which means that we have the power to affect our own reality for the better with our positive thoughts. We might not be always control our circumstances but we can control our mindset! "Speak Good" The power of words, and the importance of using optimistic and clear language is another way we create our own reality. The Rebbe insisted on using language that expressed optimism rather than negativism. The most famous example is the Hebrew word for Hospital - which mean "Beit Cholim - בית חולים" which means, "The house of sick people", the Lubavitcher Rebbe said to change the name to "Beit Harefuah" - בית הרפואה - which means, The house healing. The reason for that, is the a person that goes to a Hospital, wants to heal! so why call it a negative word, if it is contradict the desired result. "Talented? Use it!" One action of any person can change the world for good or bad. Every actions counts. Every person counts. The Rebbe wrote a letter back to a teacher who wrote to him, telling him that not utilizing his talents to the fullest extent isn’t just his “personal business” but effects the entire world. Inspired by the timeless wisdom of the Lubavicher Rebbe, let us embrace the power of positivity, the impact of our words, and the responsibility to use our talents for the betterment of society. As we reflect on his teachings and celebrate Education and Sharing Day, let's commit ourselves to fostering a culture of optimism, kindness, and action. Together, let's create a brighter future where each individual's unique talents are cherished and utilized to make the world a better place for all.

"Unboxing Reality" In a world where the click of a button can bring a universe of entertainment and "infinite thrills" to our screens, a new trend has slowly sneaked in, captivating the minds and choices of our youngest generation. Welcome to the era of the "Mystery Box" - a phenomenon that's as intriguing as it is concerning, especially when we consider its impact on the decision-making of kids and youth. Let's start with a simple parable that was first brought in the book "Kohelet Rabbah" (Midrash) estimated to be written in 650–700 CE in the language of Aramic: "מַתְלָא אֲמַר טָבָא חֲדָא צִיפָּרָא כְּפוּתָא מִן מְאָה פָּרְחֲיָין" - "One bound bird is better than one hundred that are flying". This age-old wisdom underscores the value of certainty over the gamble of uncertainty. However, in today's digital landscape, this lesson seems overshadowed by the allure of mystery and the unknown's thrill. The "Mystery Box" trend, popularized by countless YouTube videos, presents viewers, especially children, with a tantalizing proposition: Choose a known quantity (like $100) or gamble on a mystery box that could contain items of far greater value. The catch? The box could also contain items of lesser value, or sometimes, practically nothing of worth. This is gambling in a new, digital guise, and it's reshaping how our children perceive risk, reward, and value. Recent research has shown that the average person makes about 35,000 decisions a day, and a staggering 85% of the global population grapples with low self-esteem. In this context, the choices presented by the "Mystery Box" are not just about the items inside; they're about the decisions we make and how they shape our self-worth and understanding of value. The trend's popularity is undeniable. Videos featuring these mystery boxes garner millions of views, with many viewers being impressionable children. The excitement and encouragement displayed by YouTubers opening or giving away these boxes are contagious, leading to a significant number of kids eventually purchasing their mystery boxes, hoping to strike it rich. But here's the catch: This trend is more than just a harmless game. It's a gateway to gambling, fostering a mindset where taking uncalculated risks is not only acceptable but exciting and the one who's choosing different is making a bad decision! It blurs the line between innocent fun and potentially harmful behavior which is very difficult to get rid of. The addictive nature of these mystery boxes cannot be understated, and the more children are exposed to them, the more normalized this behavior becomes. This trend should raise alarm bells about the values being imparted to our children through social networks. It promotes the idea of gaining money without effort, encouraging inaction and laziness. It begs the question: If there's no difference between going to a casino and buying a mystery box, why is one perceived as more acceptable than the other? At Four4BIT Animation Studio, we recognize the challenges we face. We understand that we might not have control over all the content our children are exposed to. However, we are committed to providing content that adds real value. Our mission is not to stop this trend... there is a very known rule, when something is uploaded to the Internet, there is no way back... However, with the right content that includes our core values, we can empower individuals with tools for understanding and controlling these emotions, that also focus on the ability to cast doubt and make well-considered decisions presented through engaging visual content deeply rooted in Jewish psychology. We're empowering our audience with knowledge and awareness, helping them make choices that aren't just about luck but about understanding life's real mysteries. So, the real question is, do we want our kids to chase mystery boxes, or do we want them to unlock the mysterious powers within themselves?