Write a cover letter for Three Train Studios (hook, proof, fit)

Below is a concise cover-letter draft for Three Train Studios, structured into the three sections you requested. I kept each section focused so you can drop it into an email or application; adjust specifics (project names, years, software versions) to match your exact experience.

The hook line Three Train Studios — Lead/Junior/Character Animator (choose one) — I’m excited by your recent short film "Signal Switch" (or substitute a current project of theirs), particularly its fluid 2D/3D hybrid staging and expressive timing that gives even background characters personality.

The proof paragraph I specialize in character performance and shot-to-shot continuity using Toon Boom Harmony for frame-by-frame 2D work and Autodesk Maya for blocking, rigging adjustments and final camera moves. I’ve produced lip-synced acting cycles, walk/run cycles, and 12–24 fps acting shots, and I’m comfortable delivering clean animation passes, in-betweening, and polished export-ready sequences (ProRes/EXR) per pipeline specs.

The fit paragraph My approach emphasizes clear silhouette, strong key poses, and emotional clarity that supports story-first animation—the qualities I admire in Three Train Studios’ films. I collaborate closely with directors and compositors, adapt quickly to style guides, and prioritize timely, version-controlled delivery via ShotGrid or Ftrack. I’d love to bring my performance-driven animation and pipeline fluency to your next project and help elevate the studio’s distinctive mix of charm and technical polish.

If you want, tell me: which role level (intern/junior/senior/lead), your top software versions, and a current Three Train project name, and I’ll tailor the wording and name specific achievements.