Design one 8.5" x 5.5" print-ready postcard

Review the postcard design previously used and create effective 8.5” x 5.5” postcard fitting this format (white box necessary for international). When project is awarded, Buyer will assign one of five postcards below to be designed. Postcard 1: Animation, Artistic Character Design Postcard 2: Game, Franchise Sports Game, Original Role Playing Postcard 3: Graphics, Technical Original Light Mix Musical Score, New IP Postcard 4: Performance in a Comedy, Supporting Song, Original or Adapted Postcard 5: Sound Mixing in Virtual Reality Writing in a Drama Winning bidder will propose a design covering two categories in one postcard. Two to six previous postcards are available to winning bidder for reference (as sample only for Art Direction, Control Design, Camera Direction, Game Engineering, Lighting and Texturing, and Use of Sound categories). New designs will NOT use these sample categories but should improve upon any logo import errors seen in previous postcards. Designs need to be extremely compelling and eye-catching. Replies from new bidders should talk briefly about the type of techniques they use to get a reader's attention, particularly visual and psychological techniques. Even if not used, it will demonstrate that you have the right instincts to design both text and image for advertisements. If needed, awarded bidder should audio chat with me for about an hour to discuss resources and potential ideas before designing. Design work must include writing call to action and all other content in memorable ways, whether we agree on a universal message or different unique messages. Request to see and discuss samples. Our printing company stated, "If we are printing with a bleed a ¼ extension of the art is greatly appreciated. If we are die cutting we have several shapes in stock and would have to make a die for any other dimension. Note previous cards produced were 8.5’’x5.5’’." Therefore, we should stick to this size to avoid expense of die cut. Postcards should be delivered in PDF and Illustrator (.ai) and, if requested, Photoshop (.eps) format, and compatible with CS4 to open and view. Bidding: NO SUBCONTRACTORS WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION. Subcontractor control. [Provider] may not hire or assume control of subcontractors. [Provider] manages subcontractors only to the extent necessary to perform contracted duties with the knowledge that Buyer reserves all rights to intervene and direct. In your response/bid, it must be absolutely clear that you read the project, looked at the file(s), if any, and have something intelligent, clear, or informative to say about what you saw, or you will not be considered. If a project requires a delay from either party before starting or accepting work, please build that time into the proposed number of days in your bid. This way you will be able to accept the award at any time before the actual official start of work. Do not bid low, ask to talk, and then increase bid. This will be counted against you. Instead, bid properly (or high) first and then ask to talk. Please do not expect or request bonus payments; bid high instead. A bidder should identify status as a single freelancer or part of a team using a shared account. Some projects may be too risky to entrust to rotating team members who will not be able to efficiently maintain the consistency of knowledge throughout changes on complex projects. Other projects may be sensitive enough where a single point of accountability limits risk of compound error. Failure to identify status will result in a negative presumption. Please do not reply with long boiler plate messages or credentials, or we will suspect an automated reply and it will count against you. Asking any kind of question showing your insight into the project outcome is considered a major plus. Security: There should be no expectation for five star ratings, cpanel access, paypal, or use of skype or any other communication outside this venue.