No. Raconteuse Animation Studios does not accept any unsolicited manuscripts. All of the children's series, features and short films, are written by the Founder Ann Deprés.

We thank all of the applicants for their interest in joining our team. However, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Anytime you purchase a book, coffee mug, or any of our merchandise, you're helping us to operate debt free. As a result, we're able to bring more people on board when needed, and actually pay them a livable wage. So thanks!

We do not offer any benefits at this time. Most of the work will be contractual for the first year, with the potential for full-time employment and a benefits package as we grow and expand our reach.

No! Raconteuse Animation will never solicit money from anyone, under any circumstances. We raise money to stay up and running via Ann's books, along with the products we sell, and eventually from our animated films.

Please submit all of the pertinent materials and information by applying to an open position.

We are a Digital Studio for now, so all of the jobs we offer are remote. Our goal is to open a physical location within 2-5 years, depending upon our growth and expansion rate.

At Raconteuse Animation Studios, we offer a vibrant mix of visual-arts content and services, spearheaded by our founder, the talented author and animator Ann Deprés. Our offerings include streaming our captivating animated movies, television and children's series, selling beautifully illustrated books and exclusive merchandise, and engaging with our passionate community through our interactive blog. Our enthusiastic approach ensures that each piece of content we create is not only visually stunning but also deeply engaging. Whether you are looking to immerse yourself in imaginative storytelling or connect with fellow fans, Raconteuse Animation Studios has something exciting for everyone!

We only offer Non-Union positions at this time. Although that is something that will be an option as we grow and expand our reach.

A cover letter is not necessary, but can be helpful to supplement your resume; however, your resume should also stand alone.