2d Animation KRA/KPI

Key Responsibility Areas (KRA) & Key Performance Indicators (KPI) for 2D Animator

1. Animation Creation

KRA: Responsible for creating engaging 2D animations that meet client requirements.

Short Description: Ensuring high-quality animation deliverables.

• Number of animations completed per week/month
• Client satisfaction scores on animation quality
• Meeting project deadlines consistently
• Percentage of animations meeting storyboard guidelines

2. Character Design

KRA: Designing and developing unique and appealing characters for animations.

Short Description: Creating memorable and relatable characters.

• Number of character design concepts proposed
• Client approval rate on character designs
• Consistency in maintaining character design style across projects
• Feedback incorporation efficiency for character revisions

3. Storyboarding

KRA: Crafting detailed storyboards to visualize animation sequences.

Short Description: Ensuring a clear storyline flow for animations.

• Speed of storyboard creation per project
• Accuracy of storyboard elements as per script
• Storyboard approval turnaround time from stakeholders
• Storyboard revisions reduction rate

4. Software Proficiency

KRA: Staying updated with the latest animation software to enhance productivity.

Short Description: Mastery in animation tools for efficient work.

• Number of software skills mastered within a timeframe
• Utilization rate of advanced features in animation software
• Time taken to adapt to new animation tools
• Software-related troubleshooting resolution time

5. Collaboration

KRA: Collaborating effectively with team members for seamless animation production.

Short Description: Promoting teamwork and communication in projects.

• Feedback responsiveness within the team
• Team satisfaction survey results on collaboration experience
• Number of successful collaborative projects completed
• Team synergy improvement initiatives implemented

6. Time Management

KRA: Efficiently managing time to meet project deadlines without compromising quality.

Short Description: Timely delivery of animations without errors.

• Percentage of projects completed on time
• Average time taken to finalize an animation project
• Number of revisions requested due to time delays
• Time spent on pre-production planning vs. actual animation creation

7. Creativity and Innovation

KRA: Bringing creative and innovative ideas to enhance animation quality.

Short Description: Fostering originality and fresh perspectives in animations.

• Number of unique animation concepts proposed
• Recognition or awards received for creative animations
• Incorporation of innovative animation techniques in projects
• Client feedback on the level of creativity in animations

8. Quality Assurance

KRA: Ensuring high-quality standards in all stages of animation production.

Short Description: Maintaining consistency in animation quality.

• Quality assurance checklist completion rate
• Number of errors identified and rectified in final animations
• Client feedback on animation quality compared to industry standards
• Implementation of quality improvement suggestions in animations

9. Client Communication

KRA: Communicating effectively with clients to understand and meet their animation requirements.

Short Description: Building strong client relationships through clear communication.

• Client satisfaction ratings on communication responsiveness
• Number of client meetings conducted per project phase
• Client feedback incorporation rate in animation revisions
• Percentage of projects meeting or exceeding client expectations

10. Continuous Learning

KRA: Pursuing continuous learning and skill development to enhance animation capabilities.

Short Description: Personal and professional growth through learning initiatives.

• Number of animation-related courses or workshops attended
• Skill improvement rate based on self-assessment and feedback
• Application of new skills in animation projects
• Feedback from peers or supervisors on skill enhancement progress