You might want to split animation and lighting. There are a ton of great animators who are bad at lighting, and vice versa.
Also, maybe be a bit more specific with rates?
What does that even mean? Is there a set amount of budget for the whole thing, and you're splitting it based on % of work done on that? like 1 minute out of 10 minutes gets 10%? When will people be paid? After the project, or during? How will people be paid? Paypal? Invoices? Other methods?
And you didn't go into how much other positions would be paid either.
Also keep in mind that one: Most people under 18 can't get their own bank or paypal account,
and two: Most people on the Mine-Imator forums are children. If this is serious, you might need to consider looking somewhere else.
Did some math, assuming it's 20 minutes. that would mean you're planning on doing roughly 100 seconds of animation per month, divided into 4 people that's 25 seconds per person per month, assuming you start in january of 2022. just wanted to say that in case anyone was wondering
also i like how you use excessive caps and exclamation marks, and a distinct lack of formatting. very professional!!!
In the end, given it was posted here, on the forums, given the lack of formatting, and weird usage of caps and punctuation at points, this reads like some kid trying to start yet another Mine-Imator team.
i;m 15